
TResearch Winter 2020
Acoustic sensors for monitoring dairy processes
Acoustic sensors for monitoring dairy processes
Getting ready for grass
Swedes are a popular crop in Ireland with 512 hectares grown in 2008 (date of last census).
Collaboration through the IRCSET Enterprise Partnership Scheme
Novel fruit products from apples and other tree fruit (IsaFruit)
Functional properties of beta glucans from barley
Antioxidant status of fully processed fruits, vegetables and their products: technology optimisation to minimise losses
Effect of grazing season length and stocking rate on nitrate leaching
The Teagasc e-Profi t Monitor is an internet-based system which allows drystock farmers and their advisers to enter physical and financial data on their farm enterprises online. It is available through the Teagasc client site on www.client.teagasc.ie
Requirements for profit
There are reports that carcass weights in factories are averaging ~81.5kg for the first 4 months of 2010. Producers are asking what is the optimum live weight at which to slaughter their pigs.
National Organic Conference 2010 Proceedings