Reinventing the harrow to reduce fuel consumption
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Precision technology with the potential to reduce fertiliser use by 25%
The latest agriculture news, advice, analysis and opinion for Irelands farmers.
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Demand for mechanical weeding expected to soar
“We expect it to double within four to five years, and then another doubling after that.”
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Hazel Mullins: We cannot bury our heads in the sand over drug resistance
The latest agriculture news, advice, analysis and opinion for Irelands farmers.
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Getting more from less – how agtech is working to solve the world's fertiliser crisis
Using the science of ballistics and precision farming principles to reduce fertiliser use.
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Ray Ryan: A focus on biodiversity means some of the old ways are still relevant
There was no Google, no Green Certs, no webinars — but there was great ingenuity and a wide range of skills
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The Canadian tech firm using bees to apply fungicides
The latest agriculture news, advice, analysis and opinion for Irelands farmers.
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Agtech Ireland appoints COO
The latest agriculture news, advice, analysis and opinion for Irelands farmers.
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Gene-editing approved for use on crops and livestock in England
The bill allows techniques such as genome editing, for example, which can shorten the eight to 20-year conventional development of an improved crop to less than four years.
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Research breakthrough suggests mastitis could be treated by sound waves in the future
Researchers said there was a 67.1% cure rate and a 64.6% recovery rate in cows with clinical signs of mastitis or with SCC over 400,000 cells/ml in the most recent test.
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