Keeping Your Farm Safe This Christmas
This year has changed the way we behave at home and on our farms. With the coming weeks set to be different from the usual comings and goings of the festive period, families are now expected to spend more time at home. We are encouraging people to prioritise safety on...
Planning Ahead for Spring 2021
With 2020 coming to an end, farmers need to set aside some time and plan for next year. As Spring is a busy time on Irish farms, farmers must take the necessary steps to prepare themselves, their facilities and think about labour requirements. Organisation is key, and...
Watch For Illness At Housing Time
It’s that time of year when farmers need to think about diseases with housed animals and how to prevent them. Illness can occur with a herd at any time of year, but animals are at a higher risk during the Winter months due to a number of factors including weather,...
Winter Management Of Bulls Is Crucial
A bull is a vital component for purposes of herd growth. The majority of Irish dairy and beef farms will run at least one bull with cows. A bull on spring-calving enterprises has his job done for this year. However, farmers need to keep their bulls healthy for them to...