Irish Farmers Journal

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts

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Get the latest farming news, prices, analysis and advice from the award-winning Irish Farmers Journal team. If listening in our Live app, please click on the headphones symbol below. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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Ep 494: Down to Agribusiness - pig crisis and Gulf food reports 16.02.2022 36:42

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Ep 493: The Good Room 1 - Are you organic-curious? 15.02.2022 40:12

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Ep 492: Farm Tech Talk 97 - future of farming with UCD students 11.02.2022 1:03:05

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Ep 491: Farming News - organics, pigs, hill walkers and NI climate bill 10.02.2022 24:02

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Ep 490: The Tillage Podcast - early PGR, slurry testing and Russian fertiliser ban 10.02.2022 39:34

Stephen Robb is joined by Andy Doyle and Siobhan Walsh where they run through your key tillage news stories of the week. This week the team discuss forward winter oat crops, Black Sea tensions, burning of green waste, testing organic manures, energy crops and the Glanbia grain quality awards. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep 489: Down to Agribusiness - Soaring input costs wipe out farmgate price increases 09.02.2022 17:41

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Ep 488: Farm Tech Talk 96 - Beef prices, fertiliser & lime spreading 04.02.2022 58:21

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Ep 487: Farming News - cow quotas, sheep worrying and pig crisis 03.02.2022 13:04

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Ep 486: The Tillage Podcast - veg sector crisis, forward prices and fossil free fertiliser 03.02.2022 39:36

This week on the tillage podcast, the team discuss the latest 2022 fixed price offers from Boortmalt and Dairygold, the crisis in the vegetable sector, aphid monitoring network developments, spring wheat varieties, hydrogen based fertiliser, paying farmers to reduce emissions, European biomethane imports and grain markets. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

EP 485: Entertaining at Home - February 03.02.2022 35:29

This month Neven is travelling to Italy to serve a delicious three tomato and mozzarella salad, a caprese salad with his own twist as well as a moreish beef cannelloni and Neven’s favourite dessert of all time, tiramisu. Ciara Leahy is also packing her bags for the Italian adventure, serving up some crisp rosé and silky smooth Chianti to pair with the dishes. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy...

Ep 484 - Down to Agribusiness - fertiliser, gas market and US beef processing industry. 02.02.2022 24:56

Jack Kennedy, Anne Finnegan and Phelim O'Neill debate the prospects for fertiliser prices given the political uncertainty and dependence on Russia for gas. We look at the range of prices farmers are paying for fertiliser across the world and ask are high prices here to stay? Also, the nature of the US meat processing industry is examined and why is the Government prepared to spend S1bn on the proc...

Ep 483: Farm Tech Talk 95 - what county gets the biggest cheque in the post? 28.01.2022 1:08:38

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Ep 482: Farming News - global fertiliser prices, a €80,000 FIAT and scheme payments 27.01.2022 21:56

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Ep 481: The Tillage Podcast - sprayer testing, organics, maize plastic and black sea tensions 27.01.2022 47:44

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Ep 480 - Down to Agribusiness - Justin McCarthy and Phelim O'Neill beef factory leagues 26.01.2022 22:12

Now in the sixteenth year, the IFJ beef factory leagues reveal what factories are paying the best prices for different types of cattle. Justin Mc Carthy and Phelim O’Neill debate how Irish factory prices have changed over that time. Jack Kennedy also joins the discussion to explain how similar is not available at present for dairy farmers. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informatio...

Ep 479: Farm Tech Talk 94 - Falling lamb prices 21.01.2022 54:31

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Ep 478 - Farming News - land leasing, entitlements, exports and pigs 20.01.2022 12:39

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Ep 477: The Tillage Podcast - Beans, manure, reducing N rates and canopy management 20.01.2022 32:01

This week the Irish Framers Journal tillage team run through your key tillage stories of the week. This week the team discuss spring bean planting, valuing organic fertiliser, adjusting nitrogen rates this season, canopy management, grain markets and the National Ploughing Championships. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Ep 476: Farm Tech Talk 93 - scanning, calving and farming in New Zealand 14.01.2022 55:06

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Ep 475: Farming News - beef prices, Irish exports and fertiliser 13.01.2022 11:57

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Ep 474: The Tillage Podcast - January aphids, farm nutrients, varieties and wool fertiliser 13.01.2022 31:11

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Ep 473: Farm Tech Talk 92 - battle of the breeds 07.01.2022 1:09:34

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Ep 472: Farming news - Fertiliser prices and loans, the outlook for beef and sheep and shed building 06.01.2022 23:28

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Ep 471: The Tillage Podcast - Floods, natural gas prices, entitlements and hedgerows 06.01.2022 37:04

On the first Tillage Podcast of 2022, Stephen Robb is joined by Andy Doyle and Siobhan Walsh to discuss the key tillage related news stories of the week. This week the team discuss the Christmas floods in Wexford, falling natural gas prices, entitlement values in the new CAP, agri-environment and climate measures, grain markets and hedgerows. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more informa...

EP 470: Entertaining at Home - January 06.01.2022 24:22

So many of us embrace the healthy eating mantra of January but we also deserve a weekend treat. This month Neven Maguire serves up some amazing Asian dishes including a prawn satay and a pork pad thai. And Ciara Leahy balances the flavours with a little sweetness in her wine pairings. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.