Publications

According to Health and Safety Authority (HAS) show falling bales account for about 5% of farm workplace deaths. There are many safety issues around working with bales. Francis Bligh, and John McNamara, Health and Safety Specialists have some advice

Date

20 June 2020

Type

Media Article

The Signpost Series - ‘Pointing the way to a low emissions agriculture’

Date

19 June 2020

Type

Event Proceeding

By Michael Donoghue, B&T Dairy Adviser, Teagasc Galway/Clare

Date

19 June 2020

Type

Media Article

Ballyhaise College Virtual Open Day took place on 15th June. Two sessions were held covering the agriculture and forestry courses.

Date

19 June 2020

Type

Event Proceeding

Teagasc

Date

19 June 2020

Type

Newsletter

Learn why farmers around the country have chosen forestry and explore their experiences to date.

Date

19 June 2020

Type

Booklet

Agricultural Sustainability Support and Advisory Programme (ASSAP) Interim Report #1 | 2018 - 2019

Date

19 June 2020

Type

Report

Twenty-nine percent of the forest estate in Ireland is broadleaf (195,000 ha). The main broadleaf species present are birch, ash, alder, oak, beech and sycamore, predominantly planted within the last three decades and as single-species blocks. Dr Ian Short, Forestry Research Officer talks about some of the latest research in broadleaf silviculture in a recent episode of The Research Field podcast.

Date

18 June 2020

Type

Media Article

On the latest Let's Talk Dairy Webinar, Patrick Gowing, Teagasc Dairy Specialist and Tadgh Buckley, AIB joined Stuart Childs to discuss Dairy Farm Financial Outlook and Management Advice for 2020

Date

18 June 2020

Type

Event Proceeding

Farmers Have Hearts: Cardiovascular Health Programme - Detailed and Summary Baseline Reports.

Date

18 June 2020

Type

Report