Innovative grass project key to dairy progress, with eco benefits

Teagasc's innovative Grass10 project points the way to optimum grass usage, delivering efficiencies and boosting sustainability
Innovative grass project key to dairy progress, with eco benefits

Pictured at a Teagasc Grass10 open day on the farm of Niall Moloney, 2018 Young Grassland Farmer of the Year in Crecora, Co Limerick are:  Majella Moloney, Teagasc regional manager, hosts Niall and Jerry Moloney, John Bergin, Teagasc Kilmallock, and John Maher, manager,  Grass10. Photo: O'Gorman Photography

John Maher, manager, Grass10, Teagasc, outlines the main benefits of this innovative programme 

John Maher, manager of Teagasc Grass10.
John Maher, manager of Teagasc Grass10.

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