Irish Farmers Journal podcasts

On this week’s show, Lorcan is joined by News Editor Amy Forde to discuss how Ireland’s food and drink exports performed in the first half of the year. They also have an update on the latest developments in fuel prices, and look across the Atlantic to see how Trump might have just bailed out the Brazilian beef industry . They also remind shareholders in Farmer Business Developments that time is running short of they want to buy or sell some shares at the current trading event.
Inside the sector, Lorcan Roche Kelly speaks to Research Professor Claire DuPont about where EU climate policy is, why Europe is turning to policies around climate resilience, and how the effects from climate change are only set to worsen.
Plus, we have the latest market movements and the week’s key corporate news

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This week, Aidan talks to the panel about changing land use in Ireland. We’ll then hear debates from the panel on the latest surrounding BVD numbers, weanling management, livestock trade, grain harvest and dairy markets. Daire also chats to Clodagh Bolger from Grassland AGRO about fodder budgets.

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On this week’s Tillage Podcast, we look at the Irish Farmers Journal’s estimates survey and see what crops yielded what. Niamh Murphy reports from the Haggard Stores potato variety open day and has interviews with Stephen McCabe, Shay Pheland and Gavin Towers. We talk oat feed, grain trends, the pro Farmer Crop Tour and have the weather report.
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Inside the Farmers Journal: no spare fodder in the west
Declan O’Brien joins us this week to discuss the fodder shortages in the south east and explains why western fodder won’t be available to be transported to drought-stricken areas.
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Managing grass after rain, dairy markets and fertiliser.

In this week’s Inside Dairy podcast, the lads discuss what’s the best approach to managing grass in the coming weeks depending on what situation farms are in.
With signs of positivity in the dairy markets recently, can farmers start to get excited?
This weeks interview is with Joe Breen, a dairy farmer in Ferns, Co Wexford and finally in the breakdown, what to do with fertiliser? Should you go this week, how much to spread and what to spread.
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