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- Sep 30, 2026
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Cork family awarded top prize at the 2026 NDC and Kerrygold Milk Awards (opens the original)
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The Troy family have been announced as this year’s overall winners of the 2026 National Dairy Council (NDC) and Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards. The Troys, situated in Corrough, Newtownshandrum in Co Cork, supply Kinisla, who put them forward for the award. Robert Troy, a fifth-generation farmer, manages the farm alongside his wife Mary and their five children, Rory, Robert Jr, Fiona, Orla and Eimear. The farm hosts 425 cattle, a herd which sits in the top 1% nationally for EBI. On the farm, the c
Grain prices confirmed for Tirlán and Dairygold suppliers (opens the original)
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Grain prices for Harvest 2026 have been announced for Tirlán and Dairygold suppliers. In addition to base prices, Tirlán have said it will continue to reward growers through a range of premiums for quality and value-added grains, including malting barley, gluten-free oats, winter cassia, barley and HEAR (High Erucic Acid Rapeseed). Tirlán have announced it will pay growers â¬2m in additional bonuses for premium grains for Harvest 2026, with over 42% of the Tirlán harvest intake qualifying f
EPA warns of nitrogen levels increasing for a second year in a row (opens the original)
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Initial data show that nitrogen levels have increased within the first six months of the year for the second consecutive year. The Environmental Protection Agency (EPA) recently published its Early Insights Indicator Report for nitrogen concentrations in monitored rivers, which revealed that in the first six months of the year, nitrogen levels have increased by 4.3% compared to the same period in 2025. Commenting on the report, director of the EPA's office of evidence and assessment, Roni Hawe,
Meet the new generation of farmers adapting to an evolving world: 'It’s a very different way of farming' (opens the original)
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From the runaway popularity of Clarkson’s Farm to ‘FarmTok’ and our fascination with the Ploughing Championships, it seems society has developed a new appreciation for life on the land. But behind the TikToks, television cameras, and welly-throwing Guinness World Record attempts, a new generation of farmers are confronting climate pressures, changing policy, rising costs and the challenge of making farming pay.R You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Be the first to k
Generational Renewal Week to showcase opportunities and supports for Irish farming (opens the original)
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Generational Renewal Week aims to bring farmers, farm families and the wider agricultural community together to plan for the future. Spanning from September 7 to September 11 to facilitate a week focused on planning for the future, creating opportunities for the next generation and supporting families as their business evolves. You have reached your article limit. Already a subscriber? Sign in Six months of digital access for â¬18.50
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