Housing Season: Practical Advice for Livestock Welfare
On many farms, winter housing is just around the corner, and sheds that were in use last year should now be ready for animal housing.
- Date
- 29 September 2025
- Type
- Media Article
A Guide to Transferring the Family Farm 2025
The purpose of this publication is to help farm families familiarize themselves with some of the complex issues that can arise while developing a farm succession plan. It is essential for every farmer to have a succession plan in place.
- Date
- 23 September 2025
- Type
- Book
Teagasc Annual Report and Financial Statements 2024
The 2024 Annual Report is built around the goals outlined in the Teagasc Statement of Strategy. Examples of key achievements and developments for the Research, Knowledge Transfer and Operations Directorates are described in the context of these goals.
- Date
- 19 September 2025
- Type
- Book
Dairy Newsletter – September 2025
Monthly advisory newsletter delivered by the Teagasc Dairy Specialist team.
- Date
- 19 September 2025
- Type
- Newsletter
Beef Newsletter – September 2025
Monthly advisory newsletter delivered by the Teagasc Beef Specialist team.
- Date
- 11 September 2025
- Type
- Newsletter
Sheep Newsletter – September 2025
Monthly advisory newsletter delivered by the Teagasc Sheep Specialist and Research team.
- Date
- 11 September 2025
- Type
- Newsletter
Securing the Future of Irish Farms – Approaches for Generational Renewal
Produced for Generational Renewal Week 2025
- Date
- 08 September 2025
- Type
- Booklet
Slurry and dairy soiled water volume estimates – Final data summary
A survey of 100 farms was conducted to assess current volumes of dairy soiled water (DSW) and slurry produced on dairy farms. The project ran from October 2022 to March 2025, beginning with a winter 2022/23 phase to refine measurement methods and collect baseline data, followed by full-scale nationwide monitoring.
- Date
- 05 September 2025
- Type
- Report
An environmental and economic assessment on the impact of possible reductions in the maximum chemical nitrogen allowances for main arable crops
Nitrogen rate recommendations for arable crops are based on an economic optimum (Nopt) above which further yield increases do not cover the cost of the additional fertilizer, they are therefore, below the rate to achieve maximum yield.
- Date
- 04 September 2025
- Type
- Report
Environmental and economic modelling of the impact of adjustments in the maximum stocking rates permitted under Ireland’s Nitrates Derogation
Teagasc was asked by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to model the environmental and economic impacts of potential changes to stocking rates under Ireland’s Nitrates Derogation. The research will inform the 2026–2029 Nitrates Action Programme and Government’s discussions with the European Commission and fellow Member States on securing an extension to Ireland’s Nitrates Derogation.
- Date
- 04 September 2025
- Type
- Report