Environment
New Zealand reveals independent panel to review methane science
The government in New Zealand has unveiled members of an independent panel to review the science around methane emissions. The...
science
Agri-Business
Teagasc celebrates 60 years of academic publishing
Teagasc recently celebrated 60 years of academic publishing as it launched a special issue of the Irish Journal of Agricultural and...
Dairy News
Finalists for National Dairy Show Innovation Awards revealed
15 companies have been named as finalists in this year’s AXA National Dairy Innovation Awards taking place on Friday night...
Dairy
Science of dairy to feature at Moorepark open day
Hi-tech grass imaging ‘dairy drones’, soil sensors, and apps which monitor the behaviour of cows will be among the ground-breaking...
Agri-Business
'Securing women's engagement in science is essential' - Heydon
The Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), Martin Heydon has emphasised the importance...
Agri-Business
Gene editing - a ‘precision breeding’ technique agri-committee hears
The Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine convened this evening (Wednesday, March 9) for a lengthy discussion...
Opinion
Letter to the editor: Science is the future to make farming viable
In 2019 the food and drinks industry made history; I suspect due to innovation supported by science. At the beginning...
Rural Life
Primary school pupils' agri innovation praised
The level of agri innovation evident in schools around the country was commended by Intel mini scientist adjudicator, Ann Tilson,...
Rural Life
Intel VP tells Irish schoolchildren: 'Science is everywhere - including the farm'
Science is not a concept living in Silicon Valley, it is everywhere – including the east Cork farm on which...
Rural Life
'Women in STEM' centre focus for Teagasc in Science Week '17
A new publication, titled Teagasc Women in STEM , has been launched by Teagasc as part of its activities for...
Rural Life
Innovative farming ideas a hit at BT Young Scientist Exhibition 2017
Farming was a popular theme for students who entered the 2017 BT Young Scientist and Technology exhibition. Over 4,500 students will...
Rural Life
You're less likely to develop allergies if you grow up on a farm
Children who grow up on farms are less like to suffer from asthma and rhinitis in later life, a recent...
Environment
Herbicide reduction can maintain crop yields, new research shows
Research carried out by the European Commission’s “Science for Environment Policy” suggests a herbicide-light approach to farming does not have...