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Communicating Effective and Easily with Farm Staff and Contractors
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 ...
Dairy Farmers Urged to Review Their Hoof Care Practice
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 ...
Watch Out for Common Illness in Your Calving Herd
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 ...
Now That Your Calves Have Arrived
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 ...
Take Time To Prepare Your Calving Essentials
As it's February, it is now calving season on many Irish farms. We will bring you a series of articles to help you through this busy time. Firstly, we will ...
Be Prepared for Lambing Season
January is critically important for many early-season production sheep farmers throughout the country. Lambing is one of the busiest times of year for sheep farmers and without a proper system ...
COVID-19 FRS Farm Relief Service Update – Jan 2021
As we continue to battle against COVID-19 together, FRS are here to help you with your essential farming needs. Our services are operating as an essential service and in adherence ...
FRS Can Provide Flexible Work, Close to Home
FRS Farm Relief are a well-known name in most farming homes throughout Ireland. With offices nationwide FRS are strong employers and are seeking farm workers to join regional teams this ...
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 ...
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 ...
