Irish firm to produce four million 'germ-free' eggs
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Renatus makes investment in Tipperary's Herdwatch
The company currently has a team of 60 people, and plans to increase this to 80 over the next two years, to support its international growth and farm digitalisation efforts
Network Farm Relief Services Renatus Capital Farm Relief Services Munster Business Biodiversity Agriculture Agri Tech
Source: irishexaminer.com
Vertical wheat trial projects yields 26 times greater
Infarm said its first indoor wheat trial had demonstrated "exceptional results".
Source: irishexaminer.com
Biomass – the 'old technology' that needs support to thrive here
The Energy and Farm Business Show heard that biomass can be used "for combined heat and power for electricity, and if it’s gasified, it can be used for biogas or biomethane."
Paddy Phelan Counties Energy Agency Irish Bioenergy Association Energy Agency Farm Business Show Gurteen College
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One New Zealander's simple solution to a common dairy problem
Dairy farmer Ric Awburn was inspired by the spring-loaded stand of one of his sons bikes
New Zealand Zealand National Fieldays National Fieldays Fieldays Innovation Award Springarm Flexible Trough Arm Arming Columns
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World's first raspberry picking robot cracks the toughest nut: soft fruit
The robots are being used amid shortages of seasonal workers across Europe
Summer Berry Company University Of Plymouth Fieldwork Robotics Arming Agtech Place Portugal Organisation Fieldwork Robotics
Source: irishexaminer.com
Rugged six-wheel-drive slurry tanker set to tackle Ireland's steepest hills
Machine much less likely to lose its balance on sloped ground, say manufacturers
Source: irishexaminer.com
Rugged six-wheel-drive slurry tanker set to tackle Ireland's steepest hills
Machine much less likely to lose its balance on sloped ground, say manufacturers
Source: irishexaminer.com
Right metrics needed or wrong policy decisions will be made on cutting agriculture emissions
The chairman of an agri-technology firm insisted that "Ireland should potentially increase its production of bovine dairy and meat, which would have a net benefit on global emissions"
Source: irishexaminer.com