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Dairygold Tillage Conference 2020 - January 24th

Dairygold Tillage Field evening in Fermoy draws a crowd from all over Munster

Dairygold will be hosting their annual tillage event on Friday 24^th January in Fermoy, Co Cork. The conference themed ‘Sustainable Farming in a New Decade’ will showcase some of Ireland’s leading advisors in the tillage industry at the Corrin Event Centre.

Farm Focus

Our Farm Focus section is a complete online resource area to support you, our farmer customers by providing you with all the information and support you might need. In this section you will find technical guidance, tips and advice on a range of relevant farming issues with Dairy, Beef, Tillage and Other Animals.We would also welcome your feedback, suggestions and ideas about how we may improve or further develop this section.

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Dairygold Agri Business is one of the country’s leading Agri Businesses and is Dairygold’s key interface with its milk suppliers and farmer customers. The business delivers real value to farmers through the supply of a wide range of quality, competitively priced agricultural inputs and the provision of advisory and support services.

Tillage Conference 2020

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Fuel Prices

Dairygold has also reached an agreement with Top Oil allowing all Dairygold Members and customers to apply for a Dairygold/TOP Oil fuel card and also to open an account with TOP for the delivery of bulk fuel orders to your farm/home.

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New Board Members for Dairygold

Dairygold is pleased to announce the appointment of three new members to its Board of Directors after an election which took place on the 18^th December 2019. Vacancies arose on the Board due to the retirement of Mr. John O’ Sullivan of Whitechurch and Mr. Tom Feeney of Mitchelstown and the rotational vacancy of Mr. Sean MacSweeney of Lissarda.