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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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6:20

John Galvin, Co. Limerick discusses spreading slurry...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/02

Stephen Robb visited Limerick Tramline farmer John Galvin who recently spread slurry on his growing winter crops. Find out how it went.

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4:10

'Landowners are responsible for roadside trees'

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/02

Peter Varley talks to the President of the National Tree Council, Joseph McConville. He explains who is liable in the event of a tree falling on a public road. Joseph was giving a lecture in the Botanic Gardens titled ‘Are your roadside trees safe’ on Monday during National Tree Week 2019.

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11:55

The spring bean debate – to grow or not to grow.

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/02

With demand for 2019 spring bean seed down on last year, Stephen Robb talks to three From the tramline farmers to get their views on growing the crop.

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3:01

MEPs back flat-rate BPS payments of €185/ha

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/02

MEP Luke ‘Ming’ Flanagan about the most recent vote by the European Parliament Agriculture Committee which would see CAP payments converge to an average €185/ha for Irish farmers. Interview by Phelim O’Neil.

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2:47

Free weed wiping extended in NI

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/01

Roy Taylor from NI Water outlines a free weed wiping scheme for rush control in the Eden Burn sub catchment near Ballymoney, Co Antrim.

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1:40

Mark it and report it

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/29

Richard Kennedy, deputy president of the IFA, says that all farmers should mark their property and report any crimes.

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3:22

Thomas Cooney and Ian Marshall on Climate committee...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/28

Farmers Thomas Cooney, IFA environment chair, and Ian Marshall, independent senator, react to the adoption of the final report of the Oireachtas committee on climate action.

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2:05

Grading machines only need to be 60% accurate

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/28

Deputy Denis Naughten questions Minister Michael Creed in the Dáil on why grading machines only need to be 60% accurate and insists that new machines are needed.However, in response Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed pointed out that “results in Ireland for classification are at much higher levels", citing 2018's figures of 91.8% accuracy for conformation and 84.8% for fat.”

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5:03

Community policing and marking property recommended...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/28

Justice Committee Chairman Caoimhghín Ó Caoláin tells Odile Evans about the 20 recommendations his committee has come forward with to deal with rural crime.

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2:54

Teagasc/FBD student of the year Paul Bowden

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Thomas Hubert meets Paul Bowdend, winner of the Teagasc/FBD student of the year awards 2018.

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7:59

New Agri Aware campaign to air in cinemas and on TV

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

David Wilson caught up with Agri Aware’s Alan Jagoe and Dairy Farmer Kevin Moran at last Thursday’s launch of the ‘Many hats, one CAP’ campaign. This campaign is a year-long public information campaign aimed with promoting the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) and highlighting the importance of agriculture to the rural economy. Alan Jagoe is the chairman of Agri Aware, the organisation running the campaign while former FBD farmer of the year Kevin Moran, was one of the stars of the advertisement

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2:12

Department 'slipped out' inspection notice

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

IFA national treasurer Tim Cullinan says that north Tipperary IFA has raised the issue of receiving an inspection notice. He says that the Department took out the requirement for a notice but the IFA want it put back in.

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4:40

Brexit farm aid and low-cost loans

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

Minister Creed discusses plans to provide the farming sector with aid post-Brexit and outlines how he hopes the Future Growth Loan Scheme will work.

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2:30

Minister reviewing €70,000 Young Farmer limit

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

North Tipperary IFA chair Imelda Walsh, says the minister has said that his Department, Revenue and the Department of Finance are looking into the limit on the amount of stamp duty relief Young Farmers can receive.

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3:53

Hands free farming at Harper Adam University

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

Kit Franklin from Harper Adams University discusses the Hands-Free Farming project and the future of agricultural technologies on commercial farms.

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3:41

Most profitable farms have lowest greenhouse gas...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

Teagasc economist Cathal Buckley tells Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Thomas Hubert how farm profitability and climate change are connected, and what it means for our efforts to reach greenhouse gas emissions targets.

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5:04

Manfred Weber on the dangers Brexit poses for farmers

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/27

Manfred Weber is the parliamentary leader of the European Peoples Party, the largest grouping in the European Parliament. He is their candidate to succeed Jean Claude Juncker as president of the European Commission. On Saturday he visited the farm of Michael and Noelle Jordan to hear first-hand of the dangers Brexit poses for farmers

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2:06

Farming surviving on off-farm income - Beef Plan

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/26

The secretary of the Beef Plan in Tipperary, Mary Ryan, says that research carried out by the group shows that beef farmers need to get over €5/kg. She says they raised the matter with the Minister for Agriculture in a farm organisation meeting in Tipperary.

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2:30

Has farming lost the PR battle against veganism?

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/26

IFA president Joe Healy answers concerns raised by farmers that the PR battle against veganism has been lost. He also address the issue of lairage space in France and says that the Minister for Agriculture was not on the ball on the issue.

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4:29

Business owners buying farmland

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/03/20

Anthony Jordan outlines the results from this year’s Irish Farmers Journal Land Report.

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