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BBC Radio Ulster Farming Matters looks at energy scheme, Febru-dairy and family trees

Nicola Weir finds out more about a new energy scheme, takes a trip to a dairy farm in Randalstown and looks at vaccination to combat bovine TB.

BBC Radio Ulster Farming Matters presenter, Nicola Weir, finds out more about a new energy scheme that will not classify farmers as high energy users, takes a trip to a dairy farm in Randalstown that’s taking part in Febru-dairy, discusses how vaccination could be the way forward in the fight against bovine TB and congratulates a Banbridge family on scooping the Ulster Grassland Farmer of the Year title.

54 minutes

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Tue 24 Jan 202318:05
BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle

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  • Tue 24 Jan 202318:05
    BBC Radio Ulster & BBC Radio Foyle