Articles
Choose your perfect partnership
A partnership agreement is a really sensible way to smooth the succession process. Ruth Fennell, Collaborative Farming Specialist, outlines how Registered Farm Partnerships (RFP) are often seen as the first step in a family’s succession story and profiles the O’Connell family who farm outside Carrick-on-Suir in Co. Waterford.
2 February 2026
TB update: Understanding the recent changes for your dairy herd
TB continues to be a major challenge for the dairy sector, with herd incidence rising above 6% in 2024. There are now significant changes being introduced through the new TB Action Plan.
2 February 2026
The benefits of a Teagasc Profit Monitor
The Teagasc Profit Monitor has been around for many years with many additional features and reports available to help farmers assess their farm financial performance. Teagasc Advisor, Eamonn Dempsey writes on some of its benefits.
1 February 2026
Counting down to lambing with BETTER Sheep Farmer, Patrick Doherty
Farming near Letterkenny, Co. Donegal, BETTER Sheep farmer, Patrick Doherty balances full-time, off-farm work commitments with a mixed sheep and cattle family farm.
1 February 2026
When a quiet cow can turn aggressive – protecting yourself at calving
As we approach the spring calving season, one of the most demanding times of the year begins. It is also one of the most dangerous periods. Kirsty Sweet shares practical advice on how to stay safe during calving.
31 January 2026
Considering a registered farm partnership in 2026?
Are you beginning the process of entering a registered farm partnership or are plans already in foot to do so in 2026?
31 January 2026
Conference to showcase breakthrough research on Algae-based health ingredients
Leading academics from universities and research organisations across Europe and America, and companies and SMEs interested in developing foods, supplements and pharmaceuticals targeting pain and inflammation will gather for the Algae4IBD Conference and Industry Summit, taking place at the Conference Centre, Teagasc Food Research Centre, Ashtown, Dublin 15 from March 4th-6th, 2026.
30 January 2026
Continuous cover forestry management – an alternative approach
With growing interest in alternative management approaches, Dr. Ian Short and Dr. Grace Jones dig deeper into research on continuous cover forestry management systems.
30 January 2026
Every Number Counts
January is an ideal opportunity for pig farmers to review how their farms performed over the past 12 months and to plan for the year ahead. Louise Clarke discusses the importance of good record keeping and how it can help improve performance.
30 January 2026
Meat Matters: Shaping the Future of Fresh, Value-Added and, Meal Innovation
Teagasc, today, Thursday, January 29 convened industry, policymakers and researchers at the Food Innovation Gateways event, Meat Matters: Shaping the Future of Fresh, Value-Added, and Meal Innovation, held at the Teagasc Ashtown Food Research Centre, Dublin.
29 January 2026