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John Deere Gators get on track

12 Feb , 2016  

John Deere has approved the use of Camso rubber tracks on its Gator utility vehicles in Europe, following their availability in the US for several years. An XUV 855D Gator equipped with a Camso UTV T4S four-track system supplied by UK distributor Supatracks was recently featured on the company’s stand at LAMMA 2016. Designed to […]

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Dairying at the heart of Clandeboye operations

12 Feb , 2016  

Clandeboye Estate near Bangor in Co. Down is one of the largest privately-owned estates in Ireland and is home of Lady Dufferin, The Marchioness of Dufferin and Ava. The estate is well-known in agricultural circles for its award-winning herd of Holstein and Jersey cows which provide the milk that goes into making Clandeboye Estate’s delicious […]

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Looking after the farmers’ needs

11 Feb , 2016  

The Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) represents every farmer in the country and it is a highly professional, well-resourced organisation whose record of delivery is the envy of many other representative bodies at home and in Europe. Central to the success and development of IFA is its structure. The IFA has a mass membership base with […]

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The complete service for Ulster dairy farmers

11 Feb , 2016  

Mid-Ulster Dairy Services provides a complete service to dairy farmers across Northern Ireland – including refurbishment, servicing / maintenance and installation of market-leading dairy farming equipment. We travelled to their base in Cookstown, County Tyrone to find out more about the range of products and services from company founder William Talbot. Mid-Ulster Dairy Services is […]

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A labour of love

10 Feb , 2016  

It takes hard work, commitment and dedication to own and operate a dairy farm. Peter and Margaret Keane talk to Irish Tractor magazine about their daily routine and what’s involved in running a successful dairy enterprise. The abolition of milk quotas last April was universally hailed as a bright new dawn for the country’s 18,000 […]

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One of Ireland’s premier dairy hygiene specialist

10 Feb , 2016  

Lir Agri is a relatively-new local Irish company that specialises in producing a premium range of high-quality dairy hygiene products, which are developed and manufactured here in Ireland. We visited the innovative operation’s base in Granard, County Longford to find out more from founder / Michéal Savage. Lir Agri is at the forefront of dairy […]

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Organic the perfect fit for Crowe’s Farm

9 Feb , 2016  

Crowe’s Farm in County Tipperary produces a sumptuous range of delicious, premium bacon, beef and turkey products, with the emphasis very much on organic production methods. We travelled to their Dundrum baseand met up with John Paul Crowe to discuss the successful move towards organic production and the current well-being of this proud family enterprise. […]

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Fit for purpose

9 Feb , 2016  

Looking to erect a quality steel framed building on your farm? Look no further than PJK Structural Steel Ltd. As one of the leading suppliers of steel frame buildings to the agricultural and commercial markets in the north east of the country, Louth-based PJK Structural Steel Ltd pride themselves on delivering a cost-effective product to […]

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Great service all round

5 Feb , 2016  

For round baling and a lot more besides, Walter Moroney Agri Contractor in County Clare is one of the best in the business. We dropped into Walter’s O’Callaghans Mills base to discuss the history of the family business, the range of services offered and the superb fleet of machinery at his disposal. Sometimes it’s just […]

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Newlands Farm has the winning touch

5 Feb , 2016  

Stuart Crawford is one of Northern Ireland’s most respected up-and-coming horse trainers. We travelled to his Newlands Farm base near Larne, County Antrim to find out more about the progressive family enterprise, Crawford Brothers Racing, which he runs alongside his three brothers. County Antrim based trainer Stuart Crawford – whose earlier grounding was in eventing […]

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