Publications

Hedgerows have many values and functions. They can be multi-functional. A diversity of hedgerow types and management on a farm is ideal.

Date

01 November 2009

Type

Leaflet

Trees and shrubs have a natural lifespan. Given time, space and lack of management, they grow up, mature and die. With limited natural regeneration or seeding within hedgerows, over time they can die. The lifespan of hedgerows can be extended by rejuvenation.

Date

01 November 2009

Type

Leaflet

Healthy dense growth at the base of the hedgerow keeps it stockproof. Routine hedge cutting is required to retain a dense base in a hedgerow and prevent woody species growing into mature trees.

Date

01 November 2009

Type

Leaflet

Hedgerow Management

Date

01 November 2009

Type

Leaflet

New stockproof hedgerows are valuable additions to farms, wildlife and the countryside.

Date

01 November 2009

Type

Leaflet

Characterisation and conservation of veteran hardwood trees - 5461

Date

31 October 2009

Type

Technology Update

Basic genetic characterization of Adonis spp. germplasm for breeding and domestication - 5544

Date

31 October 2009

Type

Technology Update

The role of total mixed ration (TMR) feeding in pasture-based dairy systems

Date

31 October 2009

Type

Technology Update

Genomic Analysis of Lactobacillus helveticus DPC4571 - 5434/5025

Date

01 October 2009

Type

Technology Update

Teagasc Research Magazine - Winter Edition 2009 International pathogenic Escherichia coli conference Anthelmintic drug residue analysis Understanding bioinformatics Mushroom virus X

Date

01 October 2009

Type

Magazine