The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) has launched a new campaign to encourage people to take a simple action to reduce food waste,
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Council buildings across Ireland will ‘light up for road safety’ as part of this year’s ‘World Remembrance Day for Road Traffic Victims’
Artificial meat, nano-drones, self-fertilizing crops, and soil sensors: these are among dozens of the most promising emerging innovations that a team of
Researchers have found a way to manufacture water out of thin air—a discovery which could one day make agriculture possible in some
€80m allocated for TAMS While the TAMS II scheme was omitted from the main budget documents earlier on Wednesday, the Minister has
By the time Shahra was introduced to VertiVegies founder Veera Sekaran at a friend’s party in 2017, he was hungry to make
Good health is essential for good welfare but they are not the same thing. An animal in good health can suffer poor
Ammonia gas – a nitrogen-based compound – is released during slurry spreading Going vegan, buying organic, eating locally produced meat and dairy
The Teagasc Tillage Stakeholder Consultative Group and Minister Heydon launched a key report on Thursday, 27 August 2020, for the Irish Tillage
Beef farmers are constantly looking for solutions to remain viable. Eddie Webb, Drystock Adviser in Tuam met up with a farmer who
With July now over, tillage farmers have started the harvesting of winter barley and crops. In a few short weeks the spring
Summer is a busy time on farms. Farmers are making the most of the long days and dry conditions to harvest grass
