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Significant numbers of grain growers are being asked not to incorporate straw by their livestock farming neighbours. “In a number of instances, this may require tillage farmers to...
The earlier than normal harvest has created an opportunity for the establishment of forage crops on tillage farms. These are specifically suited to carrying store lambs or ewes ove...
September is just around the corner, and with it comes the preparations required for the autumn planting season of 2026. Rain is forecast for most areas over the coming days. So th...
Irish merchants are confirming that tillage farmers have switched their seed procurement priorities from winter oilseed rape to hybrid rye. Recent years have seen a significant gro...
The Case IH Nutri-Tiller 1000 series is an agronomically correct strip-till tool that offers growers another advanced tillage system to meet their tillage needs. Dave Brennan with...
A northwestern Illinois producer says the economics of grazing his fields makes more sense than growing grain. Trevor Toland, who raises cattle in McDonough County, tells Brownfiel...
The sowing date of cover crops is crucial, according to Teagasc, as the more growth that takes place, the more nitrate will be taken up. Large biomass production is vital to maximi...
Harvest 2026 is in full swing, however, the coming weeks will see the start of the 2026/2027 planting season. Mid-August marks the time when the first winter oilseed rape crops of...
Bord Bia has confirmed that agendas for meetings of its Farmer Forum are developed in conjunction with the forum’s committee membership. Issues affecting tillage farmers were raise...
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon is being urged to deliver and expand support packages for tillage farmers in Budget 2027. Fianna Fáil Agriculture Spokes...
Farmers have been given a hands-on insight into how sustainability can be promoted in tillage and grass platforms with evidence supported by crop trials. It was part of the recent...
The recently established Bord Bia Farmer Forum is not addressing the core issues impacting on Irish tillage, according to a Co. Westmeath cereal grower. Donal O’Keeffe, who is a me...
A Laois TD has said a decline in area of land dedicated to tillage production highlights the need for “continued support” for tillage farmers. Fine Gael TD William Aird has raised...
Barndoor AG has expanded its selection of replacement parts for tillage and planting equipment, giving farmers faster access to competitively priced components backed by same-day s...
Disease control is essential in fodder beet to maintain a healthy green leaf canopy and maximise root yield. According to Teagasc, this can be achieved with well-timed fungicide pr...
The coming weeks will provide a key window to control problem weeds that could otherwise create headaches in autumn-drilled cereal crops, according to Teagasc. This approach become...
A pair of Midwestern farmers say the wet spring and summer has them keeping an eye out for crop diseases. Thomas Perkins started farming in central Illinois in Effingham County in...
Forage maize could well be the tillage success story of 2026, with a September harvest now very much on the cards. This prospect is boosted by the promise of high atmospheric press...
Teagasc has confirmed that pesticide usage within the tillage sector is not impacting on Irish water quality. But with the autumn planting season about to start in earnest, growers...
Teagasc has advised farmers to secure straw supplies amid a reported increase in demand in the south-east. The National Fodder and Food Security Committee (NFFSC) today (Friday, Au...
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has told Agriland that growers and farmers who have applied to the Straw Incorporation Measure (SIM) should receive letter...
Most U.S. farmers will lose money this year. Landowners and investors are increasingly trying to make money from their land, not what can be grown from it.
Farmers managing tillage land along Ireland’s south and south-east coasts are being invited to apply to participate in the Arable Coast Environment (ACE) European Innovation Partne...
With significant warm weather spells over the last month, many farmers across the country may be considering selling straw as the winter crop harvest gets underway. After a wet spr...
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