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Longford farmers who attended the Dairy Farm Infrastructure event which took place on the farm of Patrick and Padraig O'Farrell, Mostrim last week
Teagasc Roscommon/ Longford held a Dairy Farm Infrastructure event on the farm of Patrick & Padraig O'Farrell, Mostrim Co Longford recently.
The event was led by local Dairy Advisor Niamh Lynch and it was well attended by people from the locality and wider region.
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Speakers on the day were Seamus Nolan, Teagasc Schemes Support Unit Specialist, Michael Conroy, Teagasc Advisor Roscommon Town, Anthony Mulligan, Teagasc Dairy Advisor Roscommon/Longford and Niamh Lynch, Teagasc Dairy Advisor Roscommon/Longford.
Topics covered were calving and calf facilities and cubicle shed design and slurry requirements.
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Other items of interest covered included parlour design and the TAMS 3 requirements were covered.
Thanks to all who attended the event.
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