It’s heavy going in parts but there is some volume of information in this paper. Water quality is a complex topic and the knowledge continues to evolve after 10 years of a large scale integrated programme. Well done to all involved.

Great interest in our water quality results at #Moorepark23 and their implication for future measures incl the nitrates derogation. Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine Teagasc

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Not So Sunny South East ☔️ Our Ballycanew catchment in Co. Wexford recorded the most rainfall in our 6 catchments last week with 37.8mm recorded last Friday! Keep up-to-date with all weather conditions via acpmet.ie #rainfall #weatherupdate

Summer on lough Derg, a little bit of everything

Out standing in the field, literally 🤣

A little off the beaten track, Meelick weir in East Galway is well worth a visit. Originally built during famine times for Shannon navigation and known locally as the Rampard 🤩

🚖 TAXI APPRECIATION DAY! Michael and Saoirse out and about today dropping off goody bags to Galway cities Taxi drivers, who take care of our Race Goers during a race Week. The Countdown is on…See You Soon! #GalwayRaces #RarinToGo #BeepBeep #CustomerAppreciation

Portumna forest park likes the warm rain!!

Meet two more of our team who will be at #CS2023 in Wexford. Michele McCormack @TeagascEnviron

We are delighted to announce registration is now open for our upcoming #CS2023 conference at ow.ly/Q3Fb50PCvEl Looking forward to seeing you all there and any RT would be much appreciated. Teagasc Environment Teagasc Bridget Lynch Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine Teagasc Wexford Wicklow Carlow

An insight into the work of the Agricultural Catchments Programme, achieving sustainable workloads on dairy farms, and the success of the BurrenLIFE project. Read about all this and more inside the Autumn 2023 issue of #TResearch. bit.ly/45Fb2jr

Bridget Lynch, Michele McCormack, Ognjen Zurovec and Mark Boland tell us about the Agricultural Catchments Programme's vital, multidisciplinary work. Read this story and more inside the Autumn 2023 issue of #TResearch Teagasc Ag Catchments Bridget Lynch bit.ly/45GxDMK

"Consumers have never cared more, nor known less how their food is produced" -Jack Bobo . "Science tells us what we can do, the public tells us what we can do, the public tells us what we should do." #ASA23 FBD Insurance

The Agricultural Economics Society of Ireland is calling early career researchers to contribute papers to the annual early career day event, to be held in Teagasc Ashtown, 25th Jan. 2024. Abstracts deadline 30th November 2024. aesi.ie/2024-meetings/

.UCD School Ag & Food Assistant Professors Edel Kelly & Brian Leonard Leonard & Teagasc Michele McCormack have just released the article 👇about the Nitrates Action Programme (NAP) which aims to address farming practices relating to issues of declining water quality. shorturl.at/gkoZ3

🥁🥁🥁📢Research Officer Job Opportunities📢 We have 2 new exciting Research Officer posts currently open to join the existing team in Phase 5 of Teagasc Ag Catchments in the areas of Fresh Water Ecology topjobs-teagasc.thehirelab.com/LiveJobs/JobAp… and Mitigation Measures topjobs-teagasc.thehirelab.com/LiveJobs/JobAp… #jobfairy

⛈️⛈️⛈️Our Castledockerell catchment seeing the effect of the orange thunderstorm warning -26.6mm in the last hour acpmet.ie

Today ⁦Teagasc⁩ launches a 7-yr water quality campaign ‘Better Farming for Water 8 actions for change’ which will build on existing initiatives & programmes like ⁦Teagasc Ag Catchments⁩ #ASSAP with collective effort across advisory, research & education together with industry

Delighted for Teagasc Ag Catchments to win the best environmental research programme/project award at the Better Farming Awards awards last night #betterfarmingawards Teagasc