by Jane Marks | Mar 15, 2021 | Farm Services News & Articles
For many Irish farms, breeding season is coming up in the next few weeks. Farmers must consider their herd size and production goals when selecting an effective method of breeding for their farm. Now is the time for farmers to prepare in advance. Make any necessary...
by Jane Marks | Mar 10, 2021 | Farm Services News & Articles
With Springtime farm activity at its peak, sheep farmers across Ireland are busy lambing and moving flocks out to grass. At this time of year farmers and farm staff are handling animals a lot more. It is important to be aware that all animals carry a range of...
by Jane Marks | Mar 1, 2021 | Farm Services News & Articles
Spring can quickly lead into Summer and farm jobs will move from calving, lambing and animal husbandry to grass management and making silage, hay and straw. With lots of activity and different tasks to be completed, farmers often rely on farm workers and contractors...
by Jane Marks | Feb 26, 2021 | Farm Services News & Articles
Hoof care and lameness continue to be a challenge on dairy farms across Ireland. Ongoing prevention and treatments are needed to ensure that infection and disease are kept at bay. There are a number of different causes for infection and disease in the foot including,...
by Jane Marks | Feb 10, 2021 | Farm Services News & Articles
Leading on from our last article on calf housing, health, and management, we now look towards what farmers need to watch out for in the coming weeks. Animal Health Statistics from the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF), reported on 3rd February 2021, showed there...
by Jane Marks | Feb 4, 2021 | Farm Services News & Articles
Last week we discussed preparing for the busy calving season ahead and ensuring farmers had all the essential equipment needed. Now, we look ahead to the next step of making sure that you maintain a healthy herd of calves. For long term profitability, good calf health...
