Irish Farmers Journal
Irish Farmers Journal podcasts
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Jul 10, 2026
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Episodes
Ep 544: Farming News: €1,000 to make silage, Teagasc's suckler U-turn and stolen calves 05.05.2022 25:35
Detail of a new €55m scheme to help farmers make hay and silage, Teagasc’s U-turn on stocking rate advice for suckler farmers, stolen calves, the CAP plan and problems for young farmers all feature. We also discuss the National Parks and Wildlife Service’s new strategic action plan. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 543: Down to Agribusiness - What would EU ban of Russian oil mean? 04.05.2022 25:03
Jack Kennedy, Anne Finnegan and Phelim O'Neill discuss what an EU ban on Russian oil imports would mean for Irish business and the threat of an New Zealand trade deal for Irish exports. Also, have Fonterra found the solution to methane emissions from cows? Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 542: Farm Teck Talk 108 - preparing for next winter on dairy farms 29.04.2022 33:53
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Ep 541: Farming News: Department clamp down on ‘map acres’, suckler crisis and IFA unease 28.04.2022 34:53
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Ep 540: The Tillage Podcast - Crops in need of moisture and new chemistry in the pipeline 28.04.2022 43:38
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Ep 539: Down to Agribusiness - Delay in beef PGI, jump in palm oil value and good results at Carbery 27.04.2022 23:11
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Ep 538: Farm Tech Talk 107 - clover and flat pricing, ANC stocking rates and feed options 22.04.2022 1:06:28
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Ep 537: Farming News - Shed building costs spiral, fertiliser prices and new Macra CEO 21.04.2022 26:44
This week we analyse the increases in shed building costs and ask what it means for farmers. We discuss rising fertiliser prices, tractor GPS thefts, Macra’s new CEO and how IFA members in North Cork are unhappy with the association’s salary increases for its leadership. Michael O’Leary tells us about his like for Angus cattle and we hear from the winner of the FBD and Teagasc student of the year...
Ep 536: The Tillage Podcast: spring agronomy, solar PV economics & malting barley at €400/t 21.04.2022 46:32
This week Stephen, Siobhan and Andy run through all of the key agronomy decisions taking place in tillage fields this week. The team get an update on malting barley price and also discuss the results of a solar PV study which was commissioned by the Irish Farmers Journal. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 535: Down to Agribusiness - Should dairy companies be investing in processing capacity? 20.04.2022 19:51
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Ep 534: The Good Room 3 - A Hot Commodity 15.04.2022 52:35
It's Easter - do you know who grew your Easter egg? How did the prawns get into your prawn cocktail? This month, we are talking all about food commodification and the affect it can have on local communities with insights from the Spicebags podcast team and Allison Roberts from Exploding Tree chocolate. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 533: Farm Tech Talk 106 - European cattle making an extra €300 per head 14.04.2022 41:44
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Ep 532: Farming News - Stricter CAP schemes, pig aid and turf ban 14.04.2022 27:14
This week we discuss how stricter schemes may be needed in the new CAP, the details of a government’s latest aid package for pig farmers and government tensions over a potential ban on the sale and distribution of turf. We also look at a Teagasc report which warns of a big drop in farm incomes this year and discuss how cancelled shipments by Stena Line are impacting the calf trade. Hosted on Acast...
Ep 531: Down to Agribusiness - what is driving beef price and record food price index 14.04.2022 19:35
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Ep 530: The Tillage Podcast - Boortmalt transparency, Crop Protection magazine & feed grain at €310/t 14.04.2022 38:57
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Ep 529: Farm Tech Talk 105 08.04.2022 47:25
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Ep 528: Farming News - permits for farming, beef breeding and the sheep trade 07.04.2022 43:58
This week we discuss how an EU Directive could see farmers needing environmental permits to farm. We look at beef breeding and how slaughtering cattle earlier can reduce emissions and analyse sheep prices. We also hear from members of the Women in Agriculture Stakeholders Group and the winners of the 2022 Certified Irish Angus school competition. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more inf...
Ep 527: The Tillage Podcast - sowing, soil nitrogen & the tillage incentive scheme 07.04.2022 42:55
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Ep 526: Entertaining at Home - April 07.04.2022 29:59
As the evenings get warmer, we’re embracing the joy of fish. Neven Maguire has some fantastic piri piri prawn skewers with chorizo that can work as a starter or a main served with salad. To really wow, the tuna niçoise salad will have everyone talking. And our wine expert Ciara suggests two rosés and chardonnays that will work a treat. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 525: Down to Agribusiness - Strong performance by Aurivo but cost concerns for year ahead, and could hormone beef be coming to the UK? 06.04.2022 23:18
Jack Kennedy, Anne Finnegan and Phelim O'Neill discuss the strong financial results from Aurivo for 2021 and concerns for costs in 2022. Meanwhile the UK and Canada conclude first round of trade talks and what are these likely to lead to in the years ahead with concerns about Canadian beef fed with hormones foremost among concerns. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 524: Farm Tech Talk 104 - multi-specie grass swards and dairy Spring breeding 01.04.2022 39:52
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Ep 523: Farming News - €50 to make a bale of silage, pig farmer protests and fertiliser 31.03.2022 22:36
This week we discuss how it’s set to cost €50 to make a bale of silage this year, the latest on fertiliser prices, pig farmers protests and our consumer survey which suggests the Irish public are willing to pay more for farm produce in light of rising farm level costs. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.
Ep 522: The Tillage Podcast - cereals after grass, trace elements, potatoes & feed prices 31.03.2022 45:40
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Ep 521: Down to Agribusiness - What is happening the Brexit money and why is there no food Ombudsman 30.03.2022 13:51
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Ep 520: Farm Tech Talk 103 - spreading fertiliser on beef, dairy and sheep farms 25.03.2022 39:35
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