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Irish Farmers Journal podcasts

Irish Farmers Journal
Agriculture
Straw Incorporation Scheme
Straw Incorporation Measure
Irish Farmers Journal
Tillage Farmers
Fodder Shortage
Dairy Industry
Graduate Programs
UCD Agricultural Science
Minister For Agriculture
Grain Prices
Animal Nutrition
Dovea Genetics
Tirlán
Dairy Beef Market
Farming Careers
Alltech
Milk Supply Management
Irish Farmers Association
Dairy Farming

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This week, Stephen chats to Adam on TB changes and the beef trade, Darren talks about nitrates derogation applications and scheme updates while Daire discusses dairy markets and North Cork Creameries.

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On this week’s Tillage Podcast, we chatted to Michael Burke and Conor Condron of J. Grennan and Sons at the company’s HQ in Rath, Co Offaly, on the importance of producing high-quality feed using local ingredients.

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On this week’s show we take a look at the new TB testing rules coming into force and hear about the pressure facing winter finishers.

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This week on Inside Dairy, the Milk League is back!  

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Recent Guests

Michael Burke
Operations and Purchasing Manager at Grennan and Sons
Grennan and Sons (Grennan's Feed Mill)
Episode: The Tillage Podcast - Investing in Irish feed and doubling oats usage
Conor Condron
Sales Manager at Grennan and Sons
Grennan and Sons
Episode: The Tillage Podcast - Investing in Irish feed and doubling oats usage
Michael O'Leary
Ryanair CEO, cattle farmer
Ryanair
Episode: Inside the Farmers Journal: a new plan to tackle TB and pressure on finishers
Dr. Eva Gocsik
Speaker at Boardbia Dairy Market Seminar
Boardbia (Board Bia)
Episode: Trailer Inside Dairy - What’s Driving Dairy This Week?
Joe Gibbons
Auctioneer from Ballinasloe Mart, IPAV Novice Rostrum winner
Ballinasloe Mart / IPAV
Episode: Young Stock - Going once, going twice!
Gary Abbott
Machinery expert
Farm Tech Talk panel
Episode: Farm Tech Talk – Contractor costs, beef trade, bluetongue scheme and merger update
Stephen Carey
Representative from Grassland AGRO
Grassland AGRO
Episode: Farm Tech Talk – Contractor costs, beef trade, bluetongue scheme and merger update
Alister McRobbie
Marketing Manager for Serials and Roo Crop Herbicides at Corteva
Corteva
Episode: The Tillage Podcast - short stint at fieldwork and a recap on weed control
Andrea Ryan
Vet and CEO of Troella
Troella
Episode: Bloodlines, Sweat and Tears, the Irish Horse Breeding podcast

Hosts

Sarah McIntosh
Host of the Young Stock Podcast
Stephen Robb
Host of Farm Tech Talk

Reviews

4.5 out of 5 stars from 108 ratings
  • Ol Paddy doin it Tuf in the Australian Wheat belt

    Brilliant Love Ms Walsh My county woman and her Tillage podcast

    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

    Apple Podcasts
    5
    Paddymickie
    Australia2 years ago
  • Lack of Northern Irish content

    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.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    dairy famer bob
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Lack of Northern Irish content

    A well produced show with thoughtful discussion but the almost complete lack of Northern Irish content is very frustrating.

    Apple Podcasts
    4
    dairy famer bob
    United Kingdom4 years ago
  • Could be better

    The sound quality is often poor. Content is good and balanced but overall feels dated.

    Apple Podcasts
    3
    E,B & S
    United Kingdom5 years ago
  • Ornua

    Delighted to see this podcast as an Young irish person interested in farming. I would suggest a younger voiceover of the Ornua. It feels dated and 1980s RTE. Roll in some new blood

    Apple Podcasts
    2
    Clairebearsligo
    United Kingdom9 years ago

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Quality of the sound has been mentioned as needing improvement, despite the overall content being deemed good.
Several comments point to the need for more Northern Irish content, suggesting a gap in coverage.
Listeners appreciate the thorough discussions and insights on agricultural practices.
Younger listeners desire more representation in discussions, reflecting their perspectives and realities.

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#89
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Trailer Inside Dairy - What’s Driving Dairy This Week?
Q: Do you have the Milk League this week?
Yes, the Milk League is back and will be published in the Farmers Journal this week, covering national milk price standings.
Farm Tech Talk - Scheme updates, TB changes and livestock trade
Q: What are UTB rules and what do they mean for farmers?
UTB changes take effect mid-April, with pre-movement testing required for several cattle movements and tighter tracing for contract rearing; farmers should review stock movements and ensure compliance to avoid disruption.
Bloodlines, Sweat and Tears, the Irish Horse Breeding podcast
Q: What role does dam-line play compared to sires in determining bloodlines for sport horses?
Dam-line influence is crucial; the lamb is said to be seven-eighths of the dam, and strong dam lines can significantly shape the quality of sport horses, sometimes more than top sire lines.
Bloodlines, Sweat and Tears, the Irish Horse Breeding podcast
Q: Is there room for statistics in evaluating Thoroughbred blood in sport horses, and can data guide breeding choices?
Statistics are useful but can be misread; pedigrees provide guidance, but breeders should combine data with practical performance indicators from progeny and mare/foal development to identify promising crosses.
Bloodlines, Sweat and Tears, the Irish Horse Breeding podcast
Q: What type of Thoroughbred mare should sport horse breeders be looking for to add to the breeding herd?
Breeders should look for mares that are sound, move well, have good temperament, and possess select classification; the goal is to ensure that the mare contributes traits that enhance sport horse performance while maintaining soundness for breeding.

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1. The Beef Edge
2. Agriland Podcasts
3. The Dairy Edge
4. The Farming Week
5. The Sod Pod

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Irish Farmers Journal podcasts launched 11 years ago and published 1434 episodes to date. You can find more information about this podcast including rankings, audience demographics and engagement in our podcast database.

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Recent guests on Irish Farmers Journal podcasts include:

1. Michael Burke
2. Conor Condron
3. Michael O'Leary
4. Dr. Eva Gocsik
5. Joe Gibbons
6. Gary Abbott
7. Stephen Carey
8. Alister McRobbie

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