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Farming
01:58, 25 JUN 2015
Spuds could be off the menu if the balmy weather continues
Weather
Met Eireann have issued a yellow potato blight alert due to unusually high temperatures and humidity
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Farm deaths: 30 people died in agricultural accidents last year, shocking report reveals
Farming deaths
Statistics from the Health & Safety Authority showed a surge in farming fatalities making it the most dangerous job in Ireland
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Mad cow disease: Family worried they will get 'blame' if BSE is confirmed on Co Louth farm
Farming
Colm McArdle, brother of Joseph McArdle whose farm full of Rotbunt cows was quarantined yesterday, insisted it was a "reputable" farm
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Want to land the 'perfect farmer'? This Facebook page has been set up to do exactly that
Farming
The 'Farmers Daughters Blog' page has nearly 5,000 likes and is growing fast with features like 'Farmer of the Day'
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Dedicated Irish lad had a very important job to do before he sat the Leaving Cert
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Could it be any more Irish? There had to be time to get the cows milked before the Leaving Cert English Paper One this morning
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Li Keqiang visit: Ireland welcomes lift of Chinese ban on Irish beef
Farming
Premier of the People's Republic of China Li Keqiang was welcomed by Taoiseach Enda Kenny and a number of government ministers on a tour of a farm in Co Mayo today
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Mushroom workers contracted lung disease after inhaling tiny particles of chicken manure
Farming
The pair developed bird fancier’s lung after being exposed to the waste used to grow the food
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