Articles
Have your say: What are your thoughts on pollinator conservation in agriculture?
Farmers and those working with the land are invited to share their views and experiences of pollinator conservation in farmland. Fernanda De Oliveira Azevedo and Sarah Larragy, Trinity College Dublin, and Meritxell Grau Butinyac, FarmBioNet Project Manager, and Saorla Kavanagh, FarmBioNet Project Coordinator, tell us how to get involved.
10 March 2026
Managing your sheep farm through March
Lambing is in full swing on many farms across the country and for this episode of OviCast, Damian Costello steps in to host and is joined by Ciaran Lynch to discuss the key messages from the March sheep newsletter.
10 March 2026
BETTER Farm update: Lambing edging closer on the Jacksons’ organic farm
Michael Gottstein, Head of Sheep Knowledge Transfer, brings us insights from Amy and Ross Jacksons’ organic farm on the Tipperary/Offaly border, where lambing is just around the corner.
10 March 2026
Tracking changes in national soil fertility
Teagasc has supported soil analysis and nutrient management in Irish agriculture since the 1950’s. After years of fertiliser price shocks, tighter environmental rules and a sharper focus on nutrient efficiency, are Irish soils improving or quietly slipping backwards?
9 March 2026
Getting grazing back on track
With grazing delayed on many farmers, Grass10 Programme Advisor, Nikki Kennedy shares key tips for getting grazing back on track.
9 March 2026
Keeping cows and calves healthy for March – a vet’s perspective
Marie Louise Ryan, veterinary practitioner with Mulcair Vets covering the counties of Limerick and Tipperary, joins James Dunne on this week’s Dairy Edge to highlight the issues that are raising their head at farm level when it comes to herd health on dairy farms.
9 March 2026
Managing the bottleneck
Niall Kerins, Teagasc Beef Specialist, and Alan Carey, Advisor, tell us how beef and tillage farmers found a solution to their spring workload.
9 March 2026
Making improvements to silage quality on organic farms
With the spring finally breaking through, thoughts on winter feeding are moving further from farmers’ minds. However, the decisions you make on your farm over the coming months will have an impact on how your animals perform next winter.
9 March 2026
SETU and Teagasc mark new phase with signing of Service Level Agreement
Building on almost 50 years of collaboration, South East Technological University (SETU) and Teagasc have entered a new phase of partnership with the signing of a service level agreement (SLA).
8 March 2026
Some simple steps before you spread
A fortune in fertiliser will pass through your spreader, Francis Quigley, Teagasc Farm Machinery and Milking Machine Specialist, discusses how careful preparation will help ensure none is wasted.
7 March 2026