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The benefits of using lime to maximise soil nutrient performance
There are many benefits to spreading lime on farm. Lime is a soil conditioner and controls the soil acidity by neutralising the effects of acids from
Dealing with the aftermath of prolonged wet weather on grass swards
The prolonged extremely wet weather since late summer 2017 has resulted in many grass swards being not harvested, damaged or ineffectively grazed
Grassland management in challenging weather
Advice from CAFRE.
When to consult DAERA
Advice on when to consult DAERA on an application for planning permission.
NIEA – Guidance on restarting private sewage treatment plants following a period of shutdown or low flows
Summary of issueSewage treatment plants use biological processes to remove pollutants from sewage effluent before it is discharged into receiving
About bathing water quality
How the quality of bathing water is tested, the latest microbiological results for each of Northern Ireland's beaches and how these results are
Management notes for April 2022
Management Notes are prepared by staff from the College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE). CAFRE is a College within the Department
Northern Ireland agricultural incomes in 2022
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2022.
Northern Ireland agricultural incomes in 2021
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2021.
Northern Ireland agricultural incomes in 2020
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2020.
Resilience in the face of an ever changing climate
Northern Ireland is experiencing more extreme weather events than ever before. 2020 Met Office records inform us that we have experienced the wettest
Northern Ireland agricultural incomes in 2018
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) today published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2018.
Northern Ireland agricultural incomes in 2017
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) today published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2017.
Statistical press release - Northern Ireland agricultural incomes in 2016
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published the first (provisional) estimate for farm incomes in 2016.
CAFRE celebrates National Hedgerow Week, 8th – 14th May
The saying ‘Ne’er cast a clout till May is out’ refers to the hawthorn blossom, not the month! Surely there can be no more pleasant sight and smell
What sustainable climate actions could you incorporate into your farm business this year?
Climate change continues to remain in the media headlines with a focus on agriculture as a sector which can make a significant contribution to
Dealing with high temperatures and poor grass growth on livestock farms - CAFRE Knowledge Advisory Service
The current spell of hot weather is posing challenges for farmers and livestock.
Wild Birds and Advice for the Public
DAERA’s primary function is the control of Avian Influenza (AI) in poultry or captive bird flocks and it is not involved in the control of the
Preparation will make all the difference on Suckler farms as we approach the spring calving season
Calving can be a difficult and stressful time of the year especially if you aren’t prepared for it. John Sands, Senior Beef and Sheep Adviser with
Meeting Market specification – Why is it so important?
Producing what the market wants is the key to success in any business.