At present Ireland is a keen applicant for admission into the European Economic community. Sheehy has stated that if Ireland becomes a full member of this community it will have a comparative advantage in the production of grass products. This will be particularly true in the case of beef production. With this in mind the main objective of this research paper was to introduce how the grass crop has fitted into the Irish farming scene up to now and what recommendations should be made in order to maximize net returns from this forage crop in the future
End of Project ReportThe potential of Irish soils to grow grass throughout the year and success in u...
Commonage in the Republic of Ireland has traditionally been used for agricultural activity, mainly l...
Land mobility is becoming an increasingly important issue for European agriculture given the so-call...
At present Ireland is a keen applicant for admission into the European Economic community. Sheehy h...
Grass production provides Irish dairy farmers with a competitive advantage over many of their mainla...
End of Project ReportThis paper examines the competitiveness of Irish agriculture compared to that o...
Key points The importance of grassland to agriculture in Ireland is indicated by the fact that: Si...
There is a renewed interest in grazing systems in many temperate and subtropical regions of the worl...
The inherent nature of cattle farming with its long production cycle makes it difficult to control a...
peer-reviewedIn Ireland grazing systems provide the basis of sustainable livestock production, as gr...
This paper describes how representative farm business models were employed to identify optimal beef ...
FOREWORD The inherent nature of cattle farming with its long production cycle makes it difficult to ...
International audienceIn the European Union, the horse industry is growing and evolving and has vari...
With over 40,000 farmers blocking the capital city, Dublin, in October 1998 and protesting over the ...
The Irish Grassland Association (IGA) is Ireland\u27s leading forum for discussing the science of gr...
End of Project ReportThe potential of Irish soils to grow grass throughout the year and success in u...
Commonage in the Republic of Ireland has traditionally been used for agricultural activity, mainly l...
Land mobility is becoming an increasingly important issue for European agriculture given the so-call...
At present Ireland is a keen applicant for admission into the European Economic community. Sheehy h...
Grass production provides Irish dairy farmers with a competitive advantage over many of their mainla...
End of Project ReportThis paper examines the competitiveness of Irish agriculture compared to that o...
Key points The importance of grassland to agriculture in Ireland is indicated by the fact that: Si...
There is a renewed interest in grazing systems in many temperate and subtropical regions of the worl...
The inherent nature of cattle farming with its long production cycle makes it difficult to control a...
peer-reviewedIn Ireland grazing systems provide the basis of sustainable livestock production, as gr...
This paper describes how representative farm business models were employed to identify optimal beef ...
FOREWORD The inherent nature of cattle farming with its long production cycle makes it difficult to ...
International audienceIn the European Union, the horse industry is growing and evolving and has vari...
With over 40,000 farmers blocking the capital city, Dublin, in October 1998 and protesting over the ...
The Irish Grassland Association (IGA) is Ireland\u27s leading forum for discussing the science of gr...
End of Project ReportThe potential of Irish soils to grow grass throughout the year and success in u...
Commonage in the Republic of Ireland has traditionally been used for agricultural activity, mainly l...
Land mobility is becoming an increasingly important issue for European agriculture given the so-call...