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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1651 | Founded | 12 years ago |
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On this week’s Down to Agribusiness, the team discusses energy prices, farm incomes, sheep processing and the outlook for 2027. They also hear from the tillage and drinks sectors and a co-op producing non-GMO milk. Agribusiness Unfiltered explores th... more
This week, Adam chats with the team about the analysis of Tullamore Farm and the effect of erosion of supports, a new calf shed in Waterford, livestock trade, grass growth on dairy farms and Dairy Day 2026.
We welcome any feedback and questions you ... more
On this week’s show we look back on some of the highlights from Tillage Day from digesters to oilseed rape and selling grain and using Irish grain to feed cows. We have the Teagasc harvest report, the grain trends and weather reports. The Tillage Pod... more
On the show this week, the team looks at the debate over coupled payments in the CAP, a TD has warned about farmers potentially being evicted off their land in the west, and more. This episode of Inside the Farmers Journal is brought to you by ESB Ne... more
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Had a bit of frost in the southern part this morning you can get The Country Hour on ABC Mid West Great ag informative
Keep up the good work ye all
Good podcasts with thoughtful discussion but the lack of Northern Irish content is extremely frustrating and quite honestly disrespectful to your listeners north of the border.
A well produced show with thoughtful discussion but the almost complete lack of Northern Irish content is very frustrating.
The sound quality is often poor. Content is good and balanced but overall feels dated.
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News, analysis and practical advice for Ireland's farming sector, spanning dairy, livestock, tillage, farm business, policy, markets and rural life. Regular segments include specialist reporting and panel discussions, farmer interviews, listener questions and event coverage. The reporting connects day-to-day decisions, such as grazing, feeding and crop management, with wider issues including agricultural policy, exports, regulation and farm incomes.
The contributor team includes journalists focused on dairy, tillage, agribusiness and rural affairs, with recurring presenters across individual series. Guests range from farmers and agricultural specialists to policymakers, researchers, business representatives and community advocates. That mi... more
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2. Eoin Sheehan
3. Tara Farrell
4. Patricia Gill
5. Liam Butterly
6. Marie Donnelly
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8. Alan O'Reilly
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