Bird Nestboxes
Many birds nest in holes in trees, cliffs and old buildings. Nestboxes are substitutes for these holes which, with the removal of old trees and building renovations, are becoming scarce in the countryide. Over 30 species are known to have used nestboxes in Ireland.
- Date
- 01 June 2008
- Type
- Leaflet
Studies on the microbiology and sensory properties of novel low sodium ethnic ready meals – 5437
Project dates: Jan 2005 - June 2008
- Date
- 01 June 2008
- Type
- Technology Update
TResearch: Summer 2008
Teagasc Research Magazine - Summer Edition 2008 Celebrating fifty years of scientific research
- Date
- 01 May 2008
- Type
- Magazine
Biological control of parasitic sheep helminths – 5387
Project dates: Dec 2004 - May 2008
- Date
- 01 May 2008
- Type
- Technology Update
Teagasc Dairy Open Day, Ballydague Farm
Teagasc Dairy Open Day, Ballydague Farm
- Date
- 19 March 2008
- Type
- Event Proceeding
Teagasc Farm Buildings Conference and Demonstration
Teagasc Farm Buildings Conference and Demonstration
- Date
- 13 March 2008
- Type
- Event Proceeding
TResearch: Spring 2008
Teagasc Research Magazine - Spring Edition 2008 Unlocking farm forest potential Mobilising soil phosphate E. sakazakii – an emerging pathogen Nitrogen efficiency for grazing cows
- Date
- 01 February 2008
- Type
- Magazine
Assessing Rural Potential in the Western Balkans – 5223
Assessing Rural Potential in the Western Balkans - 5223
- Date
- 01 February 2008
- Type
- Technology Update
COFORD – Screening and evaluation of a range of forest and associated woodland ornamental species for cut foliage suitability 2005-2007
The aim of this project was to evaluate the commercial potential of a range of potential forest and associated woodland ornamental species suitable for the cut foliage market. To do this, early market feedback and consultation with expert plants and nurserymen was used to make an initial selection of nearly fifty species.
- Date
- 01 February 2008
- Type
- Report