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Waterford crop losses inevitable - weather will impact yields

The chairperson of the IFA in South Tipperary, Erica O’Keeffe, has warned that current dry and hot weather conditions, and the additional cost it is putting on farmers, will cause financial stress. This heatwave is costing Waterford farmers €1,750 a ...

11 Jul 2018 at 12:35

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Heatwave costing Waterford farmers €1,750 a week in extra costs

The accountancy and financial advisory firm IFAC has warned that the current heatwave sweeping the country is costing an average Waterford dairy farmer €250 per day or €1,750 per week. And crop losses are now inevitable, according to one farming ...

11 Jul 2018 at 12:25

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Maxi Zoo top tips for keeping pets cool as temperatures soar in Waterford

Maxi Zoo is offering some sage advice to help Waterford pet owners to protect and keep their pets safe in the summer sun with day time temperatures set to soar to their highest average levels throughout July. “July is the warmest month of the ...

06 Jul 2018 at 13:33

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Walking On Cars return to Cork for Indiependence 2018

Indiependence Music and Arts Festival once again brings some of the biggest names of the summer festival circuit to Deer Farm in Mitchelstown, County Cork, from August 3 - 5. FRIDAY sees Walking on Cars headline the Main Stage at INDIE18, ...

15 May 2018 at 14:14

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