The Better Farming for Water campaign is supporting farmers to reduce the nitrogen, phosphate, sediment and pesticides entering our river network. Hear from Noel Meehan as he gives an update at the Water Quality Conference. Register today https://t.co/HTJs46IuvE #WaterQuality25

At next weeks Water Quality Conference we'll hear from Dr. Pat Tuohy who will give an update on slurry and soiled water requirements for livestock in Ireland and its potential to improve nutrient use efficiency. Find out more at https://t.co/63vhNHFW3E #WaterQuality25

During Session 2 at the Water Quality Conference hear from Dr. Per-Erik Mellander as he outlines lessons learned from the Ag Catchments Programme. This will be followed by a panel discussion & live Q&A. Register early to secure a spot https://t.co/NA2zYU2eEG #WaterQuality25

Session 2 of the Water Quality Conference will explore the catchment science approach to improving water quality in an agricultural setting. Registration is essential for this event and will close on 22nd October. Register today at https://t.co/rIqPJvXKWM #WaterQuality25

A new training course, ‘Climate Action and Farm Sustainability’ aimed at agri-professionals in sales, advisory, training, and support roles has been launched. Find out more here https://t.co/4U0Iml92cQ @laoisoffalyetb @TeagascSignpost

Session 1 of Water Quality Conference chaired by Prof Pat Dillon will explore the policy and regulatory challenges for water quality with Marie Archbold @DeptHousingIRL, Dr. Jenny Deakin @EPAIreland & Ted Massey @agriculture_ie. Register https://t.co/NA2zYU2eEG #waterquality25

A reminder that the closing date for our G.I.S data technologist vacancy is 09/10/2025 https://t.co/lpGCc3j4HJ #gisjobs #esri #arcgis #hiring #irishjobs

As part of Soil Health Week 2025, don’t miss our interactive event on Friday 26th September at 2pm near Aughrim Co. Wicklow, by kind permission of the Winterbottom family. Eircode Y14CK40 This farm utilises crop rotation, organic manures, and targeted soil remediation.

📢 The ACP are recruiting a G.I.S Data Technologist📢 https://t.co/lpGCc3iwSb

Eddie Burgess from the Catchments Programme discusses what is water quality to a large audience at the walk on Martin Crowe’s farm @fbd_ie @teagasc

@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

Our Monaghan catchment had the lowest temperatures this week 🥶 https://t.co/Enbx457i16 @TeagascWHOFCNMN @teagasc @CarlowWeather

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 https://t.co/MCTxy3Egrk

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 https://t.co/RntAaT1pBg

Delighted for @TeagascACP to win the best environmental research programme/project award at the @Better_Farming awards last night #betterfarmingawards @teagasc

Eddie Burgess, Agricultural Catchment Specialist, @TeagascACP continues the conversation with @cathalsomers & @deirdreglynn15 on #TheEnvironmentEdge podcast discussing the challenges of improving water quality on Irish farms. Listen in https://t.co/fPdpusnBJi @TeagascEnviron

The @TeagascKKWD 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 https://t.co/81xenkW6wq

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. https://t.co/cPX6C9Jqw6

Eddie Burgess, Agricultural Catchment Specialist, @TeagascACP joins @cathalsomers & @deirdreglynn15 on #TheEnvironmentEdge podcast to discuss the challenge of improving water quality on Irish farms. Listen in https://t.co/8IeJNOcAmv @TeagascEnviron

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 @UlsterUniGES #TeagascJC Paper available on our website at https://t.co/wfoOqz5HPl