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Irish Farmers Journal podcasts

Irish Farmers Journal

Discussion of agricultural news and rural affairs from Ireland"s leading farming and agri-business newspaper, the Irish Farmers" Journal. Every Wednesday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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5:39

Maighread Barron, 2018 FBD Land Mobility Farmer of...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/12

Katriona Kinsella speaks to Maighread Barron, 2018 FBD Land Mobility Farmer of the Year about renting her own farm, access to finance and entering the competition.

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3:51

Conditions for €100m beef fund “should be few and far...

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2019/06/11

Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Thomas Hubert speaks with farmers John Keena and John Dunne at the IFA meeting on the €100m Brexit beef fund in Tullamore.

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4:42

Stephen Hughes of Chinook Ranch, Canada

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2019/06/11

Tommy Moyles spoke with Canadian rancher Stephen Hughes about ranch in Alberta. Stephen runs 500 cows on 5,500 acres.

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3:01

Cereal variety trials return to the Northwest

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/10

Stephen Robb talks to Donegal Cereal farmer Peter Lynch about the importance of the return of cereal variety trials to the Northwest.

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4:00

Steiner Henskes, developer of bird dispersal equipment

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/10

Steiner Henskes explains how his camera and laser based system protects crops from being attacked by birds. It is also in use at Dublin airport to prevent birds interfering with planes taking off and landing.

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6:12

Anton Stockman, Dutch dairy farmer

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2019/06/10

Smart farming and use of data to maximise efficiency.

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1:50

Wicklow vintage enthusiast opens extended museum to...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/10

Conor Sampson speaks to vintage machinery collector Robert Roe about the opening of his extended museum, and his most prized piece of machinery.

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1:50

Colm O’Donnell, INHFA president, on the €100m beef fund

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/10

INHFA president Colm O’Donnell on the €100m Brexit beef fund and Commissioner Hogan’s comments on paying suckler farmers to leave the industry.

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1:06

James Breslin, Donegal INHFA farmer on the €100m beef...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/10

Donegal farmer James Breslin speaks to Amy Forde on the €100m Brexit beef fund at the INHFA AGM.

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2:12

John Moran, new INHFA vice chair, on paying sucklers...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/10

Amy Forde speaks to John Moran of the INHFA on Commissioner Hogan’s comments about paying sucklers to get out of the industry.

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2:11

Butter tariffs not on the menu for Taoiseach/Trump...

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2019/06/05

An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar said that huge potential US tariffs on Irish butter were not discussed during his meeting with President Donald Trump in Shannon Airport.

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0:50

Brexit will 'work out' for Ireland - President Trump

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2019/06/05

President Trump gives his thoughts on Brexit at a press conference at Shannon Airport.

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5:42

Farm incomes drop by 21%

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2019/06/05

Teagasc's Dr Emma Dillon explains why farm incomes took a hit last year.

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5:52

Farm debt levels creep up

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/05

Debt levels on farms have "crept up" over the last five years. Brian Moran of Teagasc is in charge of the National Farm Survey and speaks to Hannah Quinn-Mulligan about the reasons behind the increases in debt levels on farms and dairy farms in particular.

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5:44

Suckler farm survival down to 'resilience'

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/05

Director of Teagasc Gerry Boyle reflects on the results from the National Farm Survey and says suckler farms have managed to survive due to resilience. However, he does add that the introduction of a scheme to incentivise farmers to leave the low margin sector could be welcome.

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4:07

Farmers get first taste of new EID regulations at...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/05

Tullow mart manager Eric Driver speaks to news correspondent Barry Cassidy about how the first sale of 800 sheep under the new EID regulations went.

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1:29

Eddie Davitt, Sligo farmer, on the €100m beef fund

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/05

Eddie Davitt says that the €100m beef fund should be divided up equally.

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1:06

Mayo IFA chair Martin Gilvarry on the €100m beef fund.

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/05

Amy Forde speaks to Mayo IFA chair Martin Gilvarry about the €100m beef fund in Claremorris.

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1:12

Connacht IFA chair Padraic Joyce on the €100m beef fund

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2019/06/05

Amy Forde speaks to Mayo dairy farmer Padraic Joyce on the €100m beef fund.

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1:32

Galway farmer Michael Flynn on the €100m beef fund

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/06/05

Amy Forde speaks to Michael Flynn, a Galway farmer, about the €100m beef fund.

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