Seen a tiktok today that china is planning to build a water diversion to bring fresh water to a drought stricken area to turn it into 17 million acres of good farmland, surely this will totally destroy milk,beef etc price if they do this
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Results of a recent public survey confirm that two-thirds of Northern Ireland consumers believe farmers should get more support.
The work also revealed that members of the public are highly concerned about the future impact of climate change on food...
Written by Eva Osborne-Sherlock from Agriland
Rumenco has said farmers should consider giving upland ewes on marginal grazing a mid-pregnancy protein supplement.
The livestock feed supplier said before leaving upland ewes to be left fully reliant on grazing until lambing, farmers should...
Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
Origin Enterprises Plc., the international agronomy services group which has headquarters in Dublin, has issued its first quarter trading update for the three months ended October 31, 2023 (Q1 FY24).
The group also hosted its annual general meeting...
Few lambs left here, 37/38 to 44kg but needing a bit more flesh. Have been getting a pound of meal a day.. not really enough to flesh up with all that rain.they are not loosing weight but not going too far either. Grass is scarce here.
Option 1) sell as stores, less work, on paper less money...
Extreme weather pushes global wine production to lowest level in more than 60 years
Written by Agence France-Presse from the Guardian
Early frost, heavy rainfall, and drought have significantly impacted the output of the world vineyard, international body says
Global wine production has...
Written by Richard Halleron from Agriland
Between 55% and 60% of Northern Ireland’s 2023 potato crop is still in the ground, for the most part, rotting in the drills.
This is the assessment of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) presidential team, the members of which visited potato and...
Thinking is idea worth a look . Got a idea to use a forage wagon to pick up the straw in the swath and make a windrow on the headland and then put chicken muck on top and cattle muck on top of that them use a compost windrow row turner to mix it up .
Am i making work or making a...
Written by Stella Meehan from Agriland
The DLG (German Agricultural Society) and Women in Ag Magazine have today (Tuesday, October 31) announced the winners of this year’s Women in Ag Awards.
Conferred by an international jury in four categories – Agriculture; Agribusiness; Education; and...
about half the wheat area in here , lost probably 10% , after a general low yield harvest looks like another one on the way , surely there must be some rise in prices to come or are we going to get shafted properly to keep the majority happy ?
Is tupping ewes on 80% white clover going to make them infertile or bloat? Took ewes on tack yesterday and one of the fields white clover seems to have taken over, please advise.
It’s now very wet here and another 8 days at least of rain forecast, barely is not drilled and no hope before bonfire night. I have dressed seed… so, if (I know unlikely) we had a beautiful January is there any reason why drilling winter barley then would fail/make an unviable crop?
Written by Rubina Freiberg from Agriland
A livestock and environment researcher has criticised the assumption that lower food production in “sustainable” systems in countries in the global north would lead to more emissions globally.
Senior researcher at Wageningen University in the...
Anyone use it? Work well? Timings for vaccines in UK climate? Costs? It seems like quite a lot of effort, but after constant reinfection this year, and generally being pretty nervous about resistance (something a number of people I know that use cydectin are now facing) I think it's becoming...
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