Official Opening Ceremony for Johnstown Castle Estate, Museum & Gardens, Wexford On this episode of The Signpost Series, which took place on Friday, 22 October, Mark Gibson, Teagasc was joined by James Gaffey, MTU Johan Sanders, Grassa and Bridget Lynch, Teagasc to discuss Biorefinery Glas and the potential of the bioeconomy to transform grassland agriculture in Ireland.
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The Signpost Series - Biorefinery Glas and the potential of the bioeconomy to transform grassland agriculture in Ireland The 2021 DAFM Animal Health Awareness Week will take place in conjunction with World Antimicrobial Awareness Week from Nov 18th to 24th The use of antimicrobials in the agriculture sector is coming under increasing scrutiny in light of the very real public health threat of antimicrobial resistance. Vincent uses cover crops of Phacelia, Tillage Radish and Mustard mainly as a soil conditioner prior to sowing winter and spring crops, as Shane Kennedy, Teagasc advisor outlines.Īnimal Health and Antimicrobial Resistance Awareness Week Meath Signpost Tillage Farmer, Vincent Macken.
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See this video update on cover crops from Co. Two farmers talk about their experiencesĬover crops update from Signpost Tillage Farmer Vincent Macken The third webinar in the series, on Wednesday, 24 November at 7:30pm focuses on considering converting to Organic Farming. The Teagasc Organic Specialists are hosting a series of Autumn organic webinars covering various technical aspects of organic farming.
On this episode of The Signpost Series, held on Friday, 29 October, Mark Gibson, Head of Teagasc Outreach & Innovation Department was joined by guest speaker Edward Burgess, Agricultural Catchments Programme, Teagasc to discuss soil fertility trends in the Agricultural Catchments ProgrammeĪre you considering converting to Organic Farming? The Signpost Series Webinar - Soil Fertility Trends in the Agricultural Catchments Programme Limerick, to analyse the results of his recent Bord Bia audit and suitable actions he can take to reduce emissions. Tom O'Connor, Teagasc Dairy Advisor, joins dairy farmer Alex McCarthy in Co. This month we meet farmers that are engaging with their carbon footprint figure. Tipperary, to analyse the results of his audit report from Bord Bia and suitable actions he can take to reduce emissions.Īlex McCarthy Signpost dairy farmer on reducing emissions Michael Daly, Teagasc Drystock Advisor, joins suckler farmer John Barry in Co. John Barry Signpost beef farmer on reducing emissions On this episode of The Signpost Series, held on Friday, 5 November, Mark Gibson, Head of Teagasc Outreach & Innovation Department was joined by Catherine Keena, Teagasc Countryside Management Specialist to discuss assessing Biodiversity Management Practices on intensively managed farmland The Signpost Series - Assessing Biodiversity Management Practices on Intensively managed farmland Brian Daly, Advisor, Roscommon introduces two future beef farmers The aim of the Future Beef programme is to demonstrate to beef farmers how they can produce a quality product as efficiently as possible to make beef farming more profitable while also making it more environmentally sustainable. The Future Beef Programme in Co Roscommon Organic specialist Joe Kelleher joins Emma-Louise Coffey on this week’s episode of The Dairy Edge podcast to discuss organic dairy and consider whether it has a role within the context of Irish milk production systems. Colm Kelly, Drystock Advisor, Teagasc Ballinasloe answers common questions about finishing cattle earlier and the challenges he has encountered.
Enda O’Hart, Drystock Adviser, Teagasc Castlerea discusses two of the recently published sectoral budgets under the Climate Action Plan, impacting farmersĬlimate commitments through the Climate Action Plan are set to have a fundamental policy impact on beef production over the coming decades. Each sector of the economy has been allocated a budget.
The Climate Action Plan is aiming to reduce our total national emissions by 51% by 2030. Trying to make sense of the Climate Action Plan Joe Patton, looks at the economic & environmental performance on Irish dairy herds as part of the Teagasc Virtual Dairy Conference 2021
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