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Making sure the correct fermentation process takes place in the clamp is key to making high quality forage.

George Fabi has been growing wholecrop wheat and oats on the predominantly grass farm for almost 25 years.

All eyes have turned to the weather. A deluge of late January rain has left lagoons full, not quite bursting, so forecasts of drier weather should allow lagoon emptying across the region.

Thousands of pigs have backed up on farm with many producers making a loss on every pig

61 per cent of voters in the ballot voted against the continuation of the levy

A new record top price of 5,500gns and a record average of 3,477 was set at the premier sale of Herefords at Dungannon.

A farmer has voiced her frustration at public bodies’ failure to take responsibility and help stop historic flooding at her farm, which this year has left thousands of pounds of equipment underwater.

Secretary of State for Scotland Alister Jack has said he is ‘on industry’s side’ when it comes to concerns about Defra’s livestock transport consultation.

61 per cent of voters in the ballot voted against the continuation of the levy

While we will have to wait a little bit longer for a physical version of the French SIMA machinery show, its digital alternative highlighted several machinery and technology developments, from loaders and drills to bale