browsing archive: Teagasc

An €8.8 million investment in the National Food Innovation Hub by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine at Teagasc Moorepark

Grassland farmers across the country will benefit from the increased functionality in the PastureBase Ireland (PBI) system for their farms. PastureBase Ireland is

Ireland’s food and farming sector will have a significant competitive advantage in the global market place by creating one of the world’s

In this week’s exclusive podcast we had the pleasure of speaking to none other than Peter Gohery. In October 2009, Peter had

Lame sheep do not thrive to their full potential (lower growth rates, fertility and survival) and this loss in production combined with

Last week, our Farm Safely editor Jack Mullen had the pleasure of speaking to John McNamara whos is currently one of the

As communities across Ireland have adapted to a world increasingly shaped by COVID-19, we have all seen first-hand how important broadband connectivity

A multi-disciplinary team at Teagasc, has held the first online meeting of the technical working group for a new anaerobic digestion (AD)

The deadline for farmers to apply for REAP, or the Results-Based Environment-Agri Pilot Project (REAP), which is a new Department of Agriculture,

Irish Minister of State Pippa Hackett is reminding farmers who are interested in transitioning to organic production should submit their applications to

Building on the recent investment by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to establish the National Agricultural Soil Carbon Observatory

At a meeting yesterday morning, IFA President Tim Cullinan emphasised the importance of the dairy sector for Ireland’s rural economy to An