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Lough Neagh: £700k support package for eel fishers (opens the original)
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A financial package to support eel fishers on Lough Neagh has been unveiled. A small number of specialist hauliers will also be eligible. It follows the closure of the yellow/brown eel fishery, announced earlier this year. The £700,000 Lough Neagh Eel Fishery Transition Scheme will run for three years. The Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Minister, Andrew Muir, said it was designed to support a long-term sustainable industry while conserving eel stocks, which have been in decline since
'The Farmers' Choir was a great lifter when the fields fell silent' (opens the original)
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When bovine TB led to the loss of his entire herd, dairy farmer Mervyn Kelso struggled with the sadness of the empty fields and the silence of the milking yard. It was a traumatic time for a man who had farmed his whole life, and it was hard watching his neighbours tend to their cows. His sister suggested he should join the Farmers' Choir and that turned out to be a "great lifter". Fast forward four years, and Mervyn has sang for the King, met musical royalty and his choir is up for a national a
Renewable energy in NI reaches record level (opens the original)
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More than half (53%) of Northern Ireland's electricity came from renewable sources in the year to June – beating the level previously set in 2022. And for the first time renewable generation has consistently exceeded non-renewable generation since January. Even when imported electricity was taken into account, the amount of renewables equalled the previous record of 50%, set in 2022/23. The Economy Minister Caoimhe Archibald said the increasing level of renewable energy would help Northern Irela
Fermanagh barn owl success raises hopes for rare bird (opens the original)
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Barn owls have had a bumper summer in County Fermanagh, with 10 chicks recorded across two sites. The breeding success follows years of conservation work by Ulster Wildlife with local farmers installing nest boxes and improving habitat for the elusive bird. There are thought to be fewer than 30 breeding pairs left in Northern Ireland. The chicks have had rings placed on their legs so that they can be recorded in any other areas they turn up in after leaving the nest. People are being encouraged
The teen entrepreneur transforming farm management (opens the original)
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A teenager from County Down hopes an app he has developed will revolutionise how farms are run, giving hard-pressed farmers more time. Ben O'Connor, 16, was inspired when his family's farm near Castlewellan moved from beef to a dairy operation. That meant longer hours, strict routine and more tasks to schedule, all of which reduced the time his family had together. The entrepreneur had previously developed a mail order gift business at the age of 13. After selling that last year, he turned his t
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