Ireland’s growing rural population has led to an increased risk of sheep poisoning by ornamental plants. Dr Siobhan Corry, research veterinarian at the Agro-Food and Biosciences Institute (AFBI), explains: “As the winter months get longer, AFBI wants to educate farmers about the risks of plant poisoning in sheep, in particularRead More →
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I am losing things in my garden. It’s like a Bermuda rectangle of missing objects, mostly tools, especially small ones like trowels and pruners, and sometimes even a shovel. Sometimes I just misplace things or forget where I last used them. In the spring, during the usual frenzy of planting,Read More →
Winter can be a difficult season not only for humans but also for plants. Snow and freezing temperatures can take a toll on them. Here are some tips for overwintering your garden plants. There are ways to protect your plants from harsh winter weather. Herbs, roses, geraniums, and tropical plantsRead More →
news, breaking news, uralla, manure, school, st josephs While not magical fairy dust, a school in Ouralla has proven that great things can be achieved with just a small pinch of manure. St Joseph Elementary School won the 2020 Roger O’Sullivan Memorial Award for Family, School and Community Partnerships forRead More →