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🐄 Save the Date 🐄 Join us on Friday 26th July and meet 3rd generation farmer Sean Deasy and Family, our overall Milk Quality Award winners and learn about sustainability and productivity practices. Teagasc

We are at Teagasc Grange Open day today to discuss recent research from the ACP Team #BEEF2024 Teagasc Beef

📢📢📢We are hiring📢📢📢 42 mo contract Research Officer in Gaseous Emissions An exciting role working with 5 Eddy Covariance towers and associated data across soil type and farmland use type sites in Ireland in collaboration with Teagasc NASCO team topjobs-teagasc.thehirelab.com/LiveJobs/JobAp…

Post doctoral opportunity, to work on BNIPASTURES a Dept of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and Ministry for Primary Industries funded project based in Teagasc Johnstown Castle working with AgResearch Biological, Earth & Environmental Sciences, UCC Trinity College Dublin topjobs-teagasc.thehirelab.com/LiveJobs/JobAp…

Join us on Tuesday, 16th July in Johnstown Castle, Co. Wexford for a Farming for a Better Future Open Day. The focus of the event is on Resilient and Sustainable Farming Systems. Find out more teagasc.ie/farming4future

Join us today, 24 July at 10am in Teagasc Ballyhaise College, Co. Cavan for Ballyhaise'24 - Dairy Open Day. The theme of this year's event is 'Futureproofing Dairy Farm Systems'. Find out more here bit.ly/3LvSkmu

Next stop is the Water Quality stand where visitors are hearing from Eddie Burgess of Teagasc

Oisin Coakley from the Catchments programe speaking on one of the boards. Sean is one of the farmers in the Timoleague catchment

The 'Closed Period' for spreading nutrients is an important tool to improve our water quality. This 4 year/5 catchment study showed losses were disproportionately high during the closed winter period - 44% during 25% of the year! The paper is available at ow.ly/mkzp50PNbM5

This paper introduces a Loadograph Recession Analysis (LRA) method to quantify integrated delivery transfer pathways of nitrogen (TON), and phosphorus (TRP & TP). #TeagascJC Geography and Environmental Sciences All papers available on our website at ow.ly/ePVi50NsHNN

This paper found 6 - 26% of soils still had excessive soil test P levels in 5 catchments, showing the legacy effect of over-application of P fertilisers in the past. @cathalbuckley4 Geography and Environmental Sciences #TeagascJC Paper available on our website at ow.ly/LOqN50Npbet

Eddie Burgess, Agricultural Catchment Specialist, Teagasc Ag Catchments joins @cathalsomers & deirdre glynn on #TheEnvironmentEdge podcast to discuss the challenge of improving water quality on Irish farms. Listen in bit.ly/42rh05j Teagasc Environment

Teagasc Mayo are commencing a new webinar series starting on Thursday 14th November at 8pm covering key agricultural, financial and environmental issues facing Irish farmers Teagasc. To register for these webinars follow link below. bit.ly/TeagascMayoWin…

The Teagasc Kilkenny/Waterford Region are hosting a Farm Succession and Inheritance event tomorrow, 5 November from 11am - 1pm in the Rhu Glenn Hotel, Slieverue, Co. Kilkenny. All farm families are welcome to attend. Find out more here bit.ly/4f9fD2I

Eddie Burgess, Agricultural Catchment Specialist, Teagasc Ag Catchments continues the conversation with Cathal Somers & deirdre glynn on #TheEnvironmentEdge podcast discussing the challenges of improving water quality on Irish farms. Listen in podfollow.com/the-environmen… Teagasc Environment

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

The KPMG Ireland Best Environmental Research Programme / Project Winner 2024 is @Teagasc: The Agricultural Catchments Programme! View the full gallery and all 2024 winners at betterfarmingawards.com

N in groundwaters and streams fluctuate over time as seen in this seven-year study. As each catchment stream ends up in a local estuary, the estEQS of 2.6 mgN/L is an important threshold for stream water quality at each location. More info at mdpi.com/2073-4441/14/9…

Our Monaghan catchment had the lowest temperatures this week 🥶 acpmet.ie Teagasc_WestmeathOffalyCavanMonaghanRegion Teagasc Carlow Weather

Teagasc TeagascSignpost Lime can be spread 365 days of the year provided weather and soil conditions are good See attached one pager on the Facts on Applying Lime which will help answer some typical questions around lime applications