It is highly important to follow risk assessment procedures for farm safety. Following a spring of mixed weather, a dry and sunny
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Last week, our Farm Safely editor Jack Mullen had the pleasure of speaking to John McNamara whos is currently one of the
The National Parks and Wildlife Service is today (Tuesday 18th May 2021) announcing that Professor Tasman Crowe has been appointed as the
Most of us welcomed the slight increase in temperatures these days. Granted, these murky conditions are not ideal, but they are an
IFA Rural Development Chairman Michael Biggins said the Results based Environment Agri Pilot Project (REAP) closes today and it’s already oversubscribed. Current
Fund looks to support future innovators in Sustainability and Rural Development The following is a Press Release published by Ornua on the
There’s been a lot of work done by farmers, farm organisations and health and safety authorities to ensure that the farm is
If you are unfortunate enough to have an accident at work and have been injured as a result of this accident you
The Sustainable Energy Authority of Ireland (SEAI) Energy Show will undergo the virtual treatment this year – with an online iteration of
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue T.D., confirmed today that the tenth amendment to the Rural Development Programme
Image: Farm buildings near St. Johnston that benefited under the Heritage Council’s Traditional Farm Buildings Grant Scheme. Funds are available for the
IFA Grain Chairman Mark Browne has welcomed the announcement of the details of the €10m Straw Incorporation Measure (SIM) by the Dept
