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Peak daytime temperatures should be avoided for applying pour-ons to prevent product being evaporated before it has had a chance to bind with the fleece.
Inflammatory bowel disease (IBD) is an umbrella term for auto-immune conditions, the most common being Crohn’s and ulcerative colitis. Management requires an holistic approach, writes Margaret Hawkins
Bernard Óg Keaney from Roundstone, Co Galway received a kidney transplant when he was six years old. Now 12, he is living life to the full. Margaret Hawkins writes.
Amy Forde is joined by Dr Louise McHugh from UCD and Jonathan Dwyer of the Make the Moove programme on this week's Young Stock Podcast to discuss the mental health of the farming community.
Leitrim suckler farmer Michael McCabe had deep brain stimulation surgery (DBS) for Parkinson’s disease last November and now has a second chance at life. Margaret Hawkins hears his story.