Adam Woods is a journalist at Daily Mail. He covers topics related to agriculture and farming, including farm animals, farm management, and ranching. Adam's work has been featured in Inside Retail Australia, IQ Magazine, and the Irish Farmers Journal.
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Adam Woods' coverage seems to be focused on local news related to livestock, cattle, beef, mart trade and farming in Ireland with a particular focus on Dublin. If you have relevant information about the livestock industry in Ireland or insights into the local farming community, you could offer that as a pitch.
Given the content of his articles, it's clear that Adam would be interested in receiving press releases and covering events related to these topics. Therefore, if you are involved in an event or launch within the Irish livestock sector or cattle industry specifically around Dublin, it could be worth reaching out to him with this newsworthy angle.
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The Government’s focus seems to be on saving for a rainy day or investing in major infrastructure projects.
Adam Woods reports from Brussels, where the European Commission have doubled down on the Brazilian beef import ban commencing on 3 September.
Adam Woods was in Elphin mart for the recent special heifer sale.
Shanon Kinahan reports from the Limerick county show, which took place at Limerick Racecourse at the weekend.
Adam Woods previews what will take place at the Irish Farmers Journal stand at the FBD National Livestock show in Tullamore on Sunday, 11 August.
We shouldn’t forget the critical role that support payments play in European production systems.
Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the latest quotes for factory finished cattle.
Throughput of lambs and hoggets is still down over 80,000 head in the first six months of this year.
A full investigation and review of the circumstances around these actions needs to be completed to avoid the same thing happening on a farm again in the future.
By: Adam Woods
You cannot un-chop straw, and it’s not fair for the Minister or the Department of Agriculture to leave farmers in such an uncertain position.
