Irish Farmers Journal podcasts

As the dust begins to settle, Sarah McIntosh and Marty Merrick sit down and reflect on a successful Tullamore Show. They discuss their stand out moments along with giving advice for students about to receive their Leaving Certificate results at the end of the month.
Our main guest is Wexford native Méabh Byrne who was one of five Women in Agriculture Ambassador finalists.
The 24-year-old from comes from a busy dairy and tillage farm and has a passion for animal care that started young. She works as a farm manager advisor with DeLaval while staying active on the family farm which she is now the herd owner.
Méabh encourages listeners to have the succession conversation early and back yourself.
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This week, Adam chats to the panel about live exports and what it means for the calf trade. The panel also preview the Tullamore show, investigate the continuing row between Tirlan and Ornua and give the latest updates in the livestock trade.

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Inside the Farmers Journal: CBAM tax set to double fertiliser prices
Description: On the show this week, we talk about the impact of CBAM on fertiliser prices, budget 2027 demands and more.
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On this week’s show we chat to Dave Barry of Goldcrop on catch crops and forage crops from sowing time and method to different cropping options and seed choices.
We have a harvest update look at the paper from new technology to correcting for moisture content and of course have the grain market and the weather report. The Tillage Podcast is supported by Bayer Crop Science.

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