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New Waterford food tours serve up a taste of history

11+ hour, 58+ min ago  (632+ words) Taste Waterford. ie is offering visitors a new way to discover Ireland's oldest city with the launch of three immersive food tours. The aim is to bring Waterford's past and present to life through storytelling, local flavours and the people…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > abp-demo-farm-yearling-cattle-grazing-and-calf-rearing-updates

ABP Demo Farm: Yearling cattle grazing and calf-rearing updates

3+ hour, 35+ min ago  (603+ words) The first of the 2025-born cattle were turned out to grass on February 20 on the ABP Demo Farm in Co. Carlow. Speaking to Agriland, Matthew Quinn from the ABP Food Group Advantage Beef Programme team explained how things have been…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > kerry-creameries-announces-0-5c-l-payment-under-2025-contract

Kerry Creameries announces 0. 5c/L payment under 2025 contract

3+ day, 2+ hour ago  (273+ words) Kerry Creameries Limited has said it will pay an additional payment on milk solids supplied under contract in 2025. The payment of 0. 5c/L will include VAT and will be paid at average Kerry milk solids. The additional payment will not be…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > watch-retaining-land-in-dairy-is-really-critical-dairygold-ceo

Watch: "Retaining land in dairy is really critical" - Dairygold CEO

3+ day, 1+ hour ago  (455+ words) Succession represents "one of the most significant challenges facing Irish agriculture. Dairygold has highlighted the significance of the ageing farming population in Ireland and that many family farms are operating without a formal succession plan. In 2024, Dairygold conducted a milk…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > international-grain-markets-may-start-to-strengthen-if-planets-align

International grain markets may start to strengthen 'if planets align"

4+ day, 5+ hour ago  (407+ words) There is a growing train of thought to the effect that international grain markets could start to take off over the coming month or so. Factors coming into play are the impact of increased fertiliser and energy prices in tandem…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > table-drop-in-average-calf-prices-paid-in-most-categories-last-week

Table: Drop in average calf prices paid in most categories last week

5+ day, 14+ hour ago  (233+ words) Average calf prices declined in most categories last week, according to the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation's (ICBF's) calf price database. In the week ending Sunday, March 29, Angus bull calves under three weeks-of-age averaged "392/head, down from "430/head in the previous…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > opinion-easter-has-always-been-a-true-celebration-of-irish-sheep-production

Opinion: Easter has always been a true celebration of Irish sheep production

5+ day, 5+ hour ago  (451+ words) Easter has always been synonymous with all that is good about Irish sheep production. And long may this continue to be the case. Spring-born lambs gambolling in fields always epitomise the ending of winter and the promise of better weather…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > return-of-programme-to-support-food-and-drink-producers

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5+ day, 10+ hour ago  (9+ words) Return of programme to support food and drink producers'Agriland...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > most-irish-dairy-cows-moved-to-sheds-in-march-survey

Most Irish dairy cows moved to sheds in March " survey

5+ day, 11+ hour ago  (489+ words) The majority of Irish dairy farmers have returned their cattle to sheds in some form due to the wet weather experienced recently, a new survey has found. This is based on the latest Calving Insights Survey conducted by FRS Co-Op…...

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agriland. ie > farming-news > area-of-forage-maize-grown-in-ireland-expected-to-grow-again

Area of forage maize grown in Ireland expected to grow again

6+ day, 14+ hour ago  (494+ words) A late start to the spring planting season is expected to encourage further growth in the area of forage maize grown in Ireland. To produce a good crop, plants need to grow very rapidly once they have germinated. They will…...