Water courses best practice in spotlight

A new Teagasc and Inland Fisheries Ireland joint initiative to establish best practice in the Management of Watercourses was launched at the National Ploughing Championships by Teagasc director Prof Gerry Boyle.

Thu, 24 Oct, 2013 - 01:00

A series of events in November will equip farmers with the knowledge for fish-friendly management of watercourses.

The keys topics covered will include:

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Farming News Place: Wexford Place: Sligo Place: Tipperary Place: Cork Place: Kilkenny Place: Monaghan Person: Prof Person: Gerry Boyle Person: Catherine Keena Event: National Ploughing Championships Organisation: Teagasc Organisation: Inland Fisheries Ireland

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