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\ Elgin Energy The Irish Solar Energy Association (ISEA), the representative body for the solar industry in Ireland, was founded in 2013 to work to influence Government agencies on solar energy using their existing knowledge and experience from developers. This week, I sat down with Conall Bolger, CEO of the ISEA, to see what role Irish farmers can play in solar. JK: Why solar? I see you are backing a new industry report? CB: Despite our well-earned reputation for rain, Ireland has a tremendous capability to generate solar energy. We estimate that if the right policies were enacted, we could produce enough power from solar PV to power 1.9m homes by 2030. There is an enormous pipeline of projects – easily 2,000MW of solar PV project capacity could be accommodated on the Irish system by 2025. ....
Grain stores should be constructed to be dry, well-ventilated and vermin proof. \ Clive Wasson The construction of a grain store which is part funded by the Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme is primarily governed by the Department of Agriculture building specification S109 March 2017: Minimum Specification for Structures for Grain Storage on Farm. A percentage of what is included in the specification is universal across all agricultural buildings but there are numerous elements specific to grain stores. Reinforced walls Fully reinforced side and rear walls are mandatory for all structures for loose-stored grain stacked to a height of more than 1.4m. Details of reinforcement for walls and associated footings are given in Table 1 for walls up to 3m high. ....
Farmers should always be conscious of the dangers of working under overhead electricity wires. With the busy summer season fast approaching, ESB Networks is reminding all farmers and agricultural contractors to make sure they take care by staying clear of electricity wires and poles. Electricity is a powerful force that has the potential to cause life-changing injuries or fatalities if not given the respect it deserves. As farm activity increases during the busy summer months, worryingly so do reports of serious accidents and near-misses involving our overhead electricity wires. Accidents are preventable by planning ahead, taking care and recognising an unsafe situation ....