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Building/Renovating Your Home
The concept of future proofing your home may be a new one but it is a very important one To achieve future proofing good design when building or renovating that takes into account the surrounding ...
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Maize
Irish farmers grew over 22,500 hectares of maize in 2010, the vast majority of which was for use as feed for livestock. It is harvested and ensiled in a silage pit where the crop, including the cob, ...Maize
Irish farmers grew over 22,500 hectares of maize in 2010, the vast majority of which was for use as feed for livestock. It is harvested and ensiled in a silage pit where the crop, including the cob, ferments. The highly nutritious silage is mainly used by dairy farmers who milk cows through the winter, as it is an excellent feed for lactating cows. A high proportion of the Irish crop is sown under plastic, in order to ensure that it gets sufficient heat in the Spring time.
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Green Homes
In your home there are many small changes that you can make to make a difference It s the ideal place to put greener theories into practise A green home minimises health risks and conserves energy ...
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Teagasc Oak Park
Teagasc Crops Research Centre in Oak Park, home to the National Centre for Arable Crops Research. Situated on 225 hectares, the centre’s main objective is to support the arable crops sector of Irish ...Teagasc Oak Park
Teagasc Crops Research Centre in Oak Park, home to the National Centre for Arable Crops Research. Situated on 225 hectares, the centre’s main objective is to support the arable crops sector of Irish agriculture. Teagasc is a national organization providing integrated research, advisory and training services to agriculture and the food industry.
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Waste
The amount of waste you produce relates directly to your environmental impact A lot of the time household waste ends up in landfills which are filling up at an increased rate It is not only the amount ...
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Laundry
The washing clothes cycle never seems to stop The constant route from wash basket to washing machine to washing line uses vast amounts of water and power while most dry cleaners use toxic chemicals ...
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ENFO Desktop Background: Cattle
ENFO Desktop Background: Cattle
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Food
There are a couple of important factors to consider when deciding if your food use is sustainable Where and how was it produced It is heavily processed Food is an essential part of the world we live ...
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