Way too soon for warnings of another fodder crisis

Met Eireann said early this week grass growth was practical non-existent, and the potato crop could only survive with the intervention of artificial watering.

Way too soon for warnings of another fodder crisis
Fri, 29 Jun, 2018 - 01:00

Stephen Cadogan

Met Eireann said early this week grass growth was practical non-existent, and the potato crop could only survive with the intervention of artificial watering.

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