Dairy advisor Paul Connors outlines importance in planning your farmyard for many different livestock, cows 🐄 calves etc

Dairy advisor Patrick Dunphy at yesterdays farm infrastructure event outlines key recommendations that are in place for calf accommodation, sloped floors near calf feeders, good access for bedding/clean out plus good ventilation

Dairy advisor Emily Gowing outlining key requirements that farmers should consider when planning their cow cubicle space like cubicle size, scrappers etc and calving area. A requirement of 10m2 for each cow calving plus enough space for 10/15% of total no of cows to calve.

Find the #Moorepark25 book and full length videos of the first 4 main boards from the Teagasc Dairy Open Day here teagasc.ie/animals/dairy/…

Massive crowds already and it’s not 10am yet! Guaranteed a great day #Mooreparkopenday2025

Congratulations to Imelda Kinsella, Co. Kilkenny who is the overall winner of the #thisisdairying photo competition! Imelda is pictured being presented with her prize by Maureen O’Meara, FBD; Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon TD; & Conor Hogan, Teagasc

Join us tomorrow, 23 July at 11am for a Farmyard Design Event on the farm of Eamonn & Majella Dooley, Annaghmore, Kinnitty, Birr, Co. Offaly. Find out more here bit.ly/3GYiQ9c

A great turnout at the Teagasc Infrastructure farm design event today. Thanks to Eamonn & Majella Dooley, Annaghmore, Birr for hosting & well done to all advisors & staff for organising/speaking/helping out Lots of take homes messages for attendees #farmbuildings #tams #plans

Second event of the day in the new Teagasc region Laois/Kildare/Offaly, TeagascOrganics vegetable event in Durrow. Thanks to all the speakers, host Emmett Dunne, his great knowledge on organics & to all local Teagasc staff from the Portlaoise office for helping out on the day

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Another informative event on farm infrastructure held on the farm of Joe and Kevin Doran, Avondale, Donadea. Lots of questions and discussions regarding cow flow, cubicle shed layout and benefits of good calf housing. Well done to all involved #farmbuildings #development #tams

The focus of the Advisory stand at this year’s Tullamore Show is “From Cow to Table, Nature’s Way, which will showcase the positive contribution which the cow can make to feeding the nation in a sustainable way. Find out more here bit.ly/4lZRPBD

The theme of the Teagasc Advisory stand at the Tullamore Show is “From Cow to Table, Nature’s Way”. Visit the stand at L102.

The Teagasc Advisory stand at the Tullamore Show has a display of a range of products, both obvious and novel which are sustainably derived from the grass-fed cow, from her milk, her meat and by products.

Delighted to have Nina Carberry MEP and Maria Walsh MEP visit the Teagasc Advisory stand at the Tullamore Show to announce the winners of a draw for a year’s supply of fresh milk, kindly sponsored by Lakeland Dairies. There was also prizes sponsored by Midland Veterinary.

Professor Frank O’Mara, Teagasc Director is pictured at the Teagasc advisory stand at the Tullamore Show with Paul Fox and John Mahon, Teagasc Tullamore.

Join us on Thursday, 21 August at 6:30pm for a Sustainable Grassland Farmer of the Year Farm Walk on the farm of the Drystock Category Winner Peter Byrne, Newtown, Castledermot, Athy, Co. Kildare. Find out more bit.ly/4lnbSZG TeagascGrass10 Teagasc Beef

A great sharing of information at today’s farm walk on how farmers are making EIP applications, their implementation & the benefits being achieved. Organised and run by Teagasc, Laois County Council & Tirlán FarmLife Thanks to the Broderick’s for hosting today’s event

Join us on Thursday, 21 August at 6:30pm for a Sustainable Grassland Farmer of the Year Farm Walk on the farm of the Drystock Category Winner Peter Byrne, Newtown, Castledermot, Athy, Co. Kildare. Find out more bit.ly/4lnbSZG TeagascGrass10 Teagasc Beef