Michael Geary is a Technical Journalist specializing in the agricultural industry in Ireland. With a focus on local news and issues, Michael's articles cover topics such as sheep farming, livestock trade, government policies, and infrastructure developments in the farming sector. His work has been featured in Agriland Media and AgriLand Media UK Ltd.
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Michael Geary's coverage is predominantly focused on local Irish politics, specifically pertaining to agriculture and farming. His articles often cite data and cover government announcements related to sheep farming, livestock prices, and government intervention in the agricultural sector.
If reaching out to Michael, consider providing insight or commentary on current government policies affecting sheep farming in Ireland. Additionally, offering data-driven analysis of livestock prices or contributing to discussions on the impact of specific governmental interventions within the agricultural sector could be well-received by him.
As his geographic focus is local (Ireland), it would be beneficial for potential sources to have a strong understanding of the Irish agricultural landscape and how political decisions may influence farm operations within that context.
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Sheep farmers took to the streets of Roscommon town today, Monday, February 13 in a protest organised by the IFA.
Hogget prices at the start of this week remain steady from the end of last week, with only one factory seeing an increase in its base price of 5c/kg.
The €12 ewe payment under the new Sheep Improvement Scheme (SIS) has been acknowledged as being too small.
The message for the government is that sheep farming is not a viable business to be in, independent TD for Galway East Sean Canney has said.
When it comes to going down the organic route, what amount of floor space for cattle in needed and/or required?
Last week’s sheep kill resulted in over 47,000 sheep processed, according to figures from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM). For
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has outlined eligible items in the new Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Schemes (TAMS).
By: Michael Geary
The misuse of organophosphate dips (OP) in the control of sheep scab could be detrimental in causing resistance if misused.
By: Michael Geary
Agriland made the trip to Galway to see a how a farmer is generating his own electricity through solar PV system.
Hill-bred store lambs are back by as much as €25/head on last year according to Kenmare Mart manager Dan McCarthy. The Kerry-based mart's manager spoke to
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