
Improved propagation of ornamental shrubs - 5166
- Date
- 30 September 2007
- Type
- Technology Update
Illustrated safety book for children using Jessy the dog and her three puppies to outline the dangers on farms for children
- Date
- 24 July 2007
- Type
- Booklet

The National Farm Survey is designed to collect and analyse information relating to farming activities as its primary objective. Information and data relating to other activities by the household are considered secondary and as such where this information is presented it should be interpreted with caution. For 2006 there are 1159 farms included in the analysis, representing 113,100 farms nationally. The population is based on the CSO 2005 Farm Structures Survey with farm typology based on the 2002 Standard Gross Margins (SGM).
- Date
- 1 July 2007
- Type
- Report

Transfer of antimicrobial resistance from lactic acid bacteria (LAB) to other LAB and to pathogenic bacteria - 5272
- Date
- 1 June 2007
- Type
- Technology Update

The information contained in this Soil Geochemical Atlas of Ireland is summarised from data collected between 1995 and 2006 during a countrywide geochemical survey conducted as part of the ‘National Soil Database’ project. The full report of that project is available from the EPA (Fay et al. 2007a) and it covers the sampling and analysis methods, as well as all the results and interpretation, in detail. A synthesis report is also available, which covers the objectives and outcomes of the project in summarised form (Fay et al. 2007b). A summary of the National Soil Database project including the project background, main findings, materials and methods and statistical analysis, is provided in this atlas. The main focus of this atlas is to present the geochemical maps and to interpret the information presented in them. The sections in this Atlas preceding the geochemical maps are intended as background information to aid the interpretation of the maps. In the map section, each element measured is shown separately. A short description of the element and an interpretation of its distribution in Ireland accompany the spatial distribution and data point maps for each element. The description of the element provides background information such as occurrence of the element in the environment and its applications and uses, any known biological roles, deficiencies or toxicities for plant and animal health and potential environmental risks.
- Date
- 1 June 2007
- Type
- Report

Cereal production systems - 5249
- Date
- 31 May 2007
- Type
- Technology Update

Teagasc Research Magazine - Summer Edition 2007 Plight of the bumblebee Organic farming: unblocking the bottlenecks Beefing up meat quality Improving oestrus detection
- Date
- 1 May 2007
- Type
- Magazine

Estimating the environmental performance of agri-environment schemes.
- Date
- 30 April 2007
- Type
- Technology Update

Exploring the extent of genetic diversity in Irish and European Lolium accessions - 5229
- Date
- 1 March 2007
- Type
- Technology Update

The potato industry has gone through a number of difficult years but financial returns to growers have improved somewhat in recent times. Supply and demand is one of the key driving forces of financial returns to the grower. However, these returns are being eroded year on year due to the availability of suitable land to grow high quality potatoes. Access to land will continue to be a problem especially in light of the Nitrates Directive.
- Date
- 14 February 2007
- Type
- Event Proceeding