On this week's episode of #TheTillageEdge podcast, Brendan Bourke, Teagasc Oak Park Farm Manager has an autumn update from the farm, including the different establishment methods they’ve been using. Listen in https://t.co/tqZRg4YCat @TeagascCrops

This year’s Harvest Report makes for interesting reading. It details the performance of cereal crops, beans & oilseeds. Overall production of native Irish cereals recovered this year to 2.2 m tonnes. Well done to all who brought in a successful harvest🌾 https://t.co/v1Yxu7luRD

This year’s Harvest Report makes for interesting reading. It details the performance of cereal crops, beans & oilseeds. Overall production of native Irish cereals recovered this year to 2.2 m tonnes. Well done to all who brought in a successful harvest🌾 https://t.co/v1Yxu7luRD

On #TheTillageEdge podcast, Dr. Fiona Thorne, Teagasc Economist, and Ciaran Collins, @TeagascCrops Specialist discuss the importance of calculating your own fixed costs and what sets top-performing farms apart. Listen in https://t.co/wAhrgepOfV

On #TheTillageEdge, Michael Hennessy talks to Dr. Fiona Thorne, Teagasc Economist & Ciaran Collins, @TeagascCrops Specialist about the latest Cereal Enterprise Factsheet and how to use Teagasc Costs & Returns to measure real farm performance. Listen in https://t.co/DKHxYLd19a

Professor Andrew McGuire, Washington State University joins Michael Hennessy, @TeagascCrops on this week’s episode of #TheTillageEdge podcast to discuss how to assess the real value of crop inputs. Listen in here https://t.co/fmLBY5mtkO @agronomistag @wsucahnrs

Steps Towards Climate-Smart Tillage See Vincent Macken’s farm innovations in soil health, biodiversity & water quality. 📅 Wed 5 Nov | 📍Navan | ⏰ 11–1:15 Free farm walk – join us! https://t.co/5xTPOc1lWx @teagasc @TeagascCrops

Evan Maloney, Laois digging up underwear planted post winter wheat harvest 2 months ago. Field was min-tilled & has been in the straw chopping scheme for 2 years, following OSR & wheat. Results better than expected despite dry spell post harvest. Lots of worms too. #groundtruth

On the latest episode of #TheTillageEdge podcast, Shay Phelan & Vijaya Bhaskar, @TeagascCrops discuss the benefits of pre-emergent herbicides. Listen in here https://t.co/17dhZe9hMs

Don Somers, a tillage farmer from Oylgate, Co. Wexford has won the overall Teagasc FBD Environmental Sustainability Award 2025. Find out more here https://t.co/tmM9oeZUN9 @TeagascSignpost @fbd_ie #TeagascFBDSustainability25

Huge Congratulations to our clients Don & Gillian Somers, tillage farmers from Oylgate, Co. Wexford who were announced as the overall winners of the Teagasc/ FBD Environmental Sustainability Award 2025 at the awards ceremony in Co. Laois, yesterday, 1st October.

A huge well done to Don Somers who has just been crowned the overall winner of the Teagasc FBD Environmentally Sustainable Farmer of the Year 2025, what an amazing win for Don, enjoy the celebrations👏🌿 Don Somers is a tillage farmer from Wexford. #TeagascFBDSustainability25

Our second category winner for Enhancing Biodiversity goes to Tom Tierney, a tillage farmer from Kildare. Well done Tom! #TeagascFBDSustainability25

Irish grain offers exclusive sourcing, low carbon footprint and full traceability, Head of Crops Knowledge Transfer @TeagascCrops, Michael Hennessy tells us more on this high-value feed option: https://t.co/IUbKDRFK28

Luiz from Teagasc Johnstown Castle discusses how a ploughpan is formed. Something to be aware of as we start the Autumn planting season. https://t.co/BZwWHenFsl

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.

This study found that the feed value of rolled oats was similar to rolled barley and maize meal in beef cattle diets.

Ciaran Collins, @TeagascCrops Specialist, reminds tillage growers of the importance of planning for the season ahead, focusing on crop choices, pre-emergence herbicides and cereal crop phosphorus and potassium requirements. Read it here https://t.co/JrO3zYPGMh

Join us on Wednesday next, 10 September at 2pm for the Crops Forum which is taking place in the Killashee Hotel, Naas, Co. Kildare. The theme of this year’s event is ‘Protecting Yield and Adding Value’. Register now https://t.co/llLBfKxGLE @TeagascCrops

Fancy a Change? Why not take a look at our current vacancies! For more detailed information on each vacancy go to https://t.co/tNDl6fP43G #jobfairy #jobopportunities #Teagasc