Podcast appearances and mentions of pat o toole

Today on the show - Pat O Toole of the Farmers Journal joined us to discuss the formation of Government talks, the Irish Blood Transfusion Board call on people to attend local blood clinics and donate due to serious blood shortages and former Fine Gael TD Fergus O Dowd told us about receiving a shock diabetes diagnosis Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the show - Michael Carolan brought us the latest details from the investigation into the murder of Kyran Durnin, Pat O Toole spoke to Alan about the ongoing Government formation talks and the Irish Hospice Foundation gave advice to listeners on how to manage the festive period whilst grieving Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the show - We heard the latest on the arrest made in the JoJo Dullard case with Michael Doyle of the Sun, Pat O Toole, Political Correspondent with the Irish Farmers Journal told us what farmers are looking for from the main political parties and Depaul Ireland spoke with us about the launch of their Christmas appeal Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Today on the show - Gavan Reilly on the proposed changes to the abortion laws & Robert Watt's appearance before the Oireachtas this week. Is there room for a rural party in the Dáil - we speak with Pat O Toole of the Irish Farmers Journal about what that would entail and SIPTU call for radical reform of the domestic waste sector Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

Should sacred spaces/symbols be in hospital settings? My sulky trip is still in the news. The Wagatha Christie Trial continues Farming with Pat O Toole. Calorie counts off the menu in Irish restaurants Eamon was in Ballycahill for this week's Down Your Way Gardening with Ultan Nesbitt Our Vet, Mairead, from Arra Vets.

Pat O Toole of the Irish Farmers Journal joins Alan for a detailed chat on the current crises facing the farmer.

Today on the show - A no deal Brexit could see the return of the booze cruise as shoppers stock up on alcohol and cigarettes at low cost prices, Benny Gilsenan of Retailers Against Smuggling spoke to us about their fears of how this will impact on their members. Pat O Toole of the Irish Farmers Journal asks if trust can be salvaged in the ongoing beef dispute talks and Safe Ireland tell us why they're calling for more funding to be made available for garda domestic violence training. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Kieran hears more on the beef talks from Pat O Toole of the Farmers Journal and Previews the Harvest Festival.

DAIRYGOLD MILK QUALITY AWARD WINNER 2018FARM WALK PLANNED FOR EARLY NEXT MONTH.FULL DETAILS WITH PAT FLANNERY, EDUCATION OFFICER,TEAGASC , MACROOM..PAT O’TOOLE, NEWS CORRESPONDENT, “IRISH FARMERS JOURNAL”,REVIEWS THE BACKWESTON TALKS AND WHAT POSTITIVESTHEY ACHIEVED FOR BEEF FARMERS..THE SEVENTH ANNUAL AUTUMN HARVEST IS PLANNED FOR“ THE FARM “ GRENAGH , SUNDAY 1st. SEPTEMBER12.30 TO 4.30PM. MICK FORD, “THE FARM” GRENAGH,OUTLINES ATTRACTIONS OFFERED TO VISITORSTO “THE FARM”, GRENAGH, HALF -WAY BETWEEN CORK CITYAND MALLOW.THERE WAS A GOOD TURN OUT OF LOCAL FARMERSAT IRD JAMES O’KEEFFE INSTITUTE IN NEWMARKETTO HEAR EXPERT SPEAKERS EXPLAIN HOW FARMERS COULDJOIN THE “ BLUE DOT CATCHMENTS PROJECT”.FURTHER INFORMATION FROM IRD 029/60633 OFFICE HOURS.“ EXPRESSION OF INTEREST” FORMS AVAILABLE FROM C103 RECEPTION, GOULDSHILL, MALLOW, OR DIRECTLYFROM IRD DUHALLOW, JAMES O’KEEFFE MEMORIALINSTITUTE, NEWMARKET.A MAJOR IFA REGIONAL LIVESTOCK MEETING IS TAKING PLACEAT CASTLE HOTEL, MACROOM WEDNESDAY28TH. AUGUST AT 8.30PM.. MEETING CHAIRMAN JOHN COUGHLAN,IFA MUNSTER CHAIRMAN, ANGUS WOODS, IFA NATIONALLIVESTOCK COMMITTEE CHAIRMAN AND KEVIN KINSELLALIVESTOCK DIRECTOR. ALL IFA MEMBERS URGED TO ATTEND.ON THE AGENDA BREXIT, MERCUSOR, THE CAP BUDGET,THE BACKWESTON BEEF DISCUSSIONS,LIVE EXPORTS, BEAM ( BEEF EXCEPTIONAL AID MEASURES)BROADCAST CO-ORDINATION AND OVERALL SOUND QUALITYMONITORING BY JOHN FOOTT AT C103 GOULDSHILL, MALLOW.TECHNICAL PROGRAMME PRODUCTION WORK, PODCASTCREATION, AND POST -PODCAST EDITING BY JOHN FOOTT.RESEARCHED, EDITED, PRODUCED AND PRESENTED BY JOHN O’CONNOR.“ FARM TALK “ IS VERY KINDLY SPONSORED BY DAIRYGOLD CO-OPERATIVESOCIETY LIMITED. See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

Amongst the topics in our Programme this morning..A review of the Brexit situation and the likely impact of a “ NO DEAL BREXIT” on Irish agriculture and the economy.. Contributions from North & East Cork ICMSA Chairman, Maurice Walsh, and Pat O’Toole, Senior News Correspondent with the Irish Farmers Journal.. EU support for the agri-sector if a “ NO DEAL BREXIT” materialises, is reviewed, but farmers require more details from Brussels about extent of financial support. Lane Giles, Teagasc, outlines how farmers are co-operating with various bodies to restore water quality in 190 agricultural areas nationwide. The EU may refuse to renew our nitrates derogation after the 2021 Review, if the drop in water quality is not reversed. Teagasc is amongst the organisations collaborating with farmers to restore rivers to full health after a marked worsening of some waterways due to a number of factors, not just agricultural activity. Minster Michael Creed urges farmers to apply online early for BPS.. The system is now ready to receive online applications. Ploughing results from Cork West and phone contacts for listeners wishing to take part in to-morrow’s match. Richard White, PRO Cork West Ploughing Association has full details.. “Farm Talk Programme” broadcast technical production and overall sound control in addition to Podcast creation by John Foott at C103 Studio, Gouldshill, Mallow, County Cork Ireland.. Farm Talk is kindly sponsored by farmer-owned and farmer-operated, co-operative venture, Dairygold Co-Operative Society Limited.. The Programme is researched edited, produced and presented by John O’Connor at C103 Gouldshill ( aka Gooldsill), Mallow, County Cork, Ireland. Farm Talk is broadcast every Saturday from 10am to 11 am and every Wednesday from 10pm to 11pm.. Thanks for tuning in..... See acast.com/privacy for privacy and opt-out information.

On Agriview this week, Pat O Toole, - News from Irish Farmers Journal, IFA News with Bert Stewart, Hill Faming with Henry O’Donnell, Forestry Feature pt1 with Noel Kennedy,

On Agriview this week, Pat O Toole, - News from Irish Farmers Journal, IFA News with Bert Stewart, Hill Faming with Henry O’Donnell, Forestry Feature pt1 with Noel Kennedy,

Pat O’Toole is a rancher who, along with his family, owns and operates the Ladder Ranch, a large-scale cattle and sheep operation that straddles the Colorado-Wyoming border. Pat’s wife Sharon's family established the ranch in the Little Snake River Valley back in 1881, and now, six generations later, the family's hard work, thoughtful vision, and a deep respect for the land have made the Ladder Ranch a shining example of the combined effect of productive agriculture and land conservation. • Pat’s background is far outside of the norm for many multi-generational ranchers—he grew up in south Florida, majored in philosophy in college, and just before he and his wife enrolled in law school, they decided to return to her family’s land to continue in the family business of ranching. Since then, the O'Tooles have not only run a financially successful operation, but they have simultaneously improved wildlife, bird, and fish habitat throughout the ranch. By thinking outside the box and partnering with both non-profit and governmental organizations, the Ladder Ranch has set a new standard for conservation, creative problem solving, and sustainable land stewardship. • We had a fun, in-depth conversation that covered a wide variety of topics that will be of interest to anyone who loves the West, whether you’re involved in ranching or not. We discuss Pat's thoughts on cooperation between ranchers and environmentalists, and how the relationship between the two groups is getting stronger and more positive every year. We chat about water in the West, and why it is important to keep water on ranches rather than being sold off to municipalities. We also dig into Pat’s unconventional background, his thoughts on the future of land conservation, and of course, favorite books, history, and his favorite location in the West. • Pat is an interesting guy who has thought very deeply on issues related to the American West, including conservation, water, and agriculture. There’s a lot of great information in this interview, so I hope you enjoy! ••• http://mountainandprairie.com/pat-otoole/ ••• TOPICS DISCUSSED: 2:59 - How Pat describes his work 3:41 - History of the Ladder Ranch 4:45 - Discussion of the Homestead Act’s effect on settlement 9:07 - Cooperation between ranchers and environmentalists 9:55 - Benefits of grazing cattle and sheep 11:00 - Rotational grazing on the Ladder Ranch 11:55 - Importance of not breaking up ranches 13:00 - “Hopefuls" and "Hatefuls" 14:28 - The “Era of Limits" 19:00 - Pat’s personal background 21:55 - TR’s creation of Forest Service 23:28 - Amazing feats of past generations 26:00 - Ingraining the conservation ethic in children 28:10 - Pat’s role models 30:36 - The Ladder Ranch’s community of conservationists 33:00 - Importance of keeping water on ranches 37:00 - Flood irrigation explained 41:25 - Importance of keeping water our current water law in tact 42:30 - Leopold Conservation Award 44:00 - Endangered Species Act 46:50 - Favorite books 49:42 - Ferry Carpenter’s ranch library 50:15 - Favorite movies 53:40 - Craziest experience in the outdoors 54:50 - Favorite location in the West 55:22 - History of Battle Creek 57:40 - Pat’s request of the listeners 58:50 - Connect with the Ladder Ranch online

Dine Out for No Kid Hungry with Andrew Zimmern, Three-time James Beard Award-winning TV personality, chef, writer and teacher and Jennifer Kaleba of No Kid Hungry is the Senior Manager.Pat O’Toole, Senior Director of Marketing- Tostitos, Dips, Fritos at PepsiCo he will discuss the Unparalleled Opportunities with Their Favorite Teams, At The Super Bowl and More! Paul Nelson is an American Grammy winning Guitarist/Producer/Music Director/Arranger/Song Writer/Performer.This show is broadcast live on Tuesday's 2PM ET on W4CY Radio – (www.w4cy.com) part of Talk 4 Radio (http://www.talk4radio.com/) on the Talk 4 Media Network (http://www.talk4media.com/).

Joe Healy gave his inaugural address in front of the IFA's AGM this Wednesday. Listen to some highlights from his speech.Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Pat O’Toole attended the second sale of animals from the Cradenhill herd in Co Cork on Monday. He told the Irish Farmers Journal’s digital editor Thomas Hubert what he saw as the auctioneer dispersed the herd on behalf of the sheriff and the bank, ACC Loan Management.Irish Farmers Journal markets specialist Phelim O’Neill joined Phil Hogan on his recent tour China and Japan. He asked the European Agriculture Commissioner what he had achieved during the visit, and what farmers could expect from wider trade discussions. Irish Farmers Journal agribusiness editor Eoin Lowry interviews Helen King, director of consumer insights with Bord Bia, while on a trip to Iran.The Health and Safety Authority recognised the role of children in the campaign for farm safety with a dedicated awards ceremony for multimedia school projects on this issue this Wednesday. Amy McShane was there and she met the overall winner, Shane Farrelly from Bailieborough Community School in Co Cavan.Odile Evans continues her series on locally-led agri environmental schemes and visits the Blackstairs mountains in this week's Irish Farmers Journal. There, she met three members of the Blackstairs farming group who are putting the scheme together: coordinator Helena Fitzgerald, chairman Martin Shannon and vice-chairman Tomás McCarthy.While the new Dáil is dithering about the formation of a government, a man in Co Tipperary has decided to form a new political party to bring attention to rural issues. Reporter Anthony Jordan met Andrew O’Halloran at the first meeting of the Community Party.Finally, if you were among the 100,000 people who rushed to get health insurance to beat the Lifetime Community Rating charge just one year ago, your policy is up for renewal. Consumer editor Ciara Leahy has advice on the process in this week’s Irish Country Living and she tells Mary Phelan what you should look out for in your health insurance package.

Joe Healy gave his inaugural address in front of the IFA's AGM this Wednesday. Listen to some highlights from his speech.Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Pat O’Toole attended the second sale of animals from the Cradenhill herd in Co Cork on Monday. He told the Irish Farmers Journal’s digital editor Thomas Hubert what he saw as the auctioneer dispersed the herd on behalf of the sheriff and the bank, ACC Loan Management.Irish Farmers Journal markets specialist Phelim O’Neill joined Phil Hogan on his recent tour China and Japan. He asked the European Agriculture Commissioner what he had achieved during the visit, and what farmers could expect from wider trade discussions. Irish Farmers Journal agribusiness editor Eoin Lowry interviews Helen King, director of consumer insights with Bord Bia, while on a trip to Iran.The Health and Safety Authority recognised the role of children in the campaign for farm safety with a dedicated awards ceremony for multimedia school projects on this issue this Wednesday. Amy McShane was there and she met the overall winner, Shane Farrelly from Bailieborough Community School in Co Cavan.Odile Evans continues her series on locally-led agri environmental schemes and visits the Blackstairs mountains in this week's Irish Farmers Journal. There, she met three members of the Blackstairs farming group who are putting the scheme together: coordinator Helena Fitzgerald, chairman Martin Shannon and vice-chairman Tomás McCarthy.While the new Dáil is dithering about the formation of a government, a man in Co Tipperary has decided to form a new political party to bring attention to rural issues. Reporter Anthony Jordan met Andrew O’Halloran at the first meeting of the Community Party.Finally, if you were among the 100,000 people who rushed to get health insurance to beat the Lifetime Community Rating charge just one year ago, your policy is up for renewal. Consumer editor Ciara Leahy has advice on the process in this week’s Irish Country Living and she tells Mary Phelan what you should look out for in your health insurance package.

All three candidates for IFA president are interviewed in this week's Irish Farmers Journal. Pat O’Toole spoke with Henry Burns, Paul Mooney interviewed Joe Healy and Patrick Donohoe met Flor McCarthy.Last week, livestock specialist Peter Varley was in Bristol for the Global Farm Platform conference and he met Graeme Martin, from the University of Western Australia. They talked about rotational grazing in a dry environment and controlling parasites in sheep the Australian way.For the past two years, Macra has also been providing a land mobility service to bring together farmers interested in arrangements such as long-term leases, partnerships or share-farming. The service's manager, Austin Finn, spoke with Irish Farmers Journal digital editor Thomas Hubert.Finally, you may feel dizzy at times, or about to lose your balance. Irish Country Living health correspondent Margaret Hawkins has the latest on diagnostics and treatments for such vestibular disorders and she spoke with features editor Maria Moynihan.

All three candidates for IFA president are interviewed in this week's Irish Farmers Journal. Pat O’Toole spoke with Henry Burns, Paul Mooney interviewed Joe Healy and Patrick Donohoe met Flor McCarthy.Last week, livestock specialist Peter Varley was in Bristol for the Global Farm Platform conference and he met Graeme Martin, from the University of Western Australia. They talked about rotational grazing in a dry environment and controlling parasites in sheep the Australian way.For the past two years, Macra has also been providing a land mobility service to bring together farmers interested in arrangements such as long-term leases, partnerships or share-farming. The service's manager, Austin Finn, spoke with Irish Farmers Journal digital editor Thomas Hubert.Finally, you may feel dizzy at times, or about to lose your balance. Irish Country Living health correspondent Margaret Hawkins has the latest on diagnostics and treatments for such vestibular disorders and she spoke with features editor Maria Moynihan.

Irish Farmers Journal specialists discuss their highs and lows of 2015 and their expectations for 2016 in the dairy, tillage, beef and agribusiness sectors; and editor Justin McCarthy shares his outlook for Ireland's export markets and his plans for the Irish Farmers Journal in the coming year.News journalist Odile Evans reports on the expectations for the coming year in the beef sector in this week’s edition, and she interviewed Mattie Kelly, a 23-year-old suckler farmer in Dysart, Co Roscommon.The sweeping change initiated at the head of the IFA will extend well into the New Year, with a presidential election in the works and still a lot of uncertainty. Digital editor Thomas Hubert asked news correspondent Pat O’Toole to explain the latest developments in the crisis. Finally, Thomas Hubert meets the newest contributor to our Farmer Writes column, Kieran Sullivan. Kieran is a part-time sheep and forestry farmer in Co Waterford and has just begun to revive the family farm.

Irish Farmers Journal specialists discuss their highs and lows of 2015 and their expectations for 2016 in the dairy, tillage, beef and agribusiness sectors; and editor Justin McCarthy shares his outlook for Ireland's export markets and his plans for the Irish Farmers Journal in the coming year.News journalist Odile Evans reports on the expectations for the coming year in the beef sector in this week’s edition, and she interviewed Mattie Kelly, a 23-year-old suckler farmer in Dysart, Co Roscommon.The sweeping change initiated at the head of the IFA will extend well into the New Year, with a presidential election in the works and still a lot of uncertainty. Digital editor Thomas Hubert asked news correspondent Pat O’Toole to explain the latest developments in the crisis. Finally, Thomas Hubert meets the newest contributor to our Farmer Writes column, Kieran Sullivan. Kieran is a part-time sheep and forestry farmer in Co Waterford and has just begun to revive the family farm.

Glanbia has cut its milk price to 24c/l, with a 1c/l top-up for members of the co-op, and it has announced that it would pay €130/t for green barley. Many farmers feel those prices are too low, and Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy sat down with dairy specialist Aidan Brennan, news correspondent Pat O’Toole and agribusiness editor Eoin Lowry to discuss how Glanbia is doing business at the moment. As the the two main companies in the FBD group hold EGMs on 22 October to decide on the sale of the company's hotels and property portfolio, Justin McCarthy and Eoin Lowry discuss the changes planned at the insurer founded by Irish farmers.On Tuesday, the National Dairy Council and Kerrygold held their annual Quality Milk Awards ceremony. Dairy editor Jack Kennedy was on the judging panel and he takes us back to the awards ceremony with online journalist Amy Fitzgibbon. While the maize harvest is in full swing here, Paula Melvin talked to a German farmer who has a very different view of that crop. Where Heinrich Base comes from, maize, rather than grass, is the winter feed of choice for cattle.The Irish Farmers Journal's Fovember campaign - or Movember for farmers - is coming up fast. After being the most successful fundraisers for this men’s health initiative last year, we are taking things up another level, as Peter Young and Aine Hennessy explain.For more information, visit www.farmersjournal.ie/fovember

Glanbia has cut its milk price to 24c/l, with a 1c/l top-up for members of the co-op, and it has announced that it would pay €130/t for green barley. Many farmers feel those prices are too low, and Irish Farmers Journal editor Justin McCarthy sat down with dairy specialist Aidan Brennan, news correspondent Pat O’Toole and agribusiness editor Eoin Lowry to discuss how Glanbia is doing business at the moment. As the the two main companies in the FBD group hold EGMs on 22 October to decide on the sale of the company's hotels and property portfolio, Justin McCarthy and Eoin Lowry discuss the changes planned at the insurer founded by Irish farmers.On Tuesday, the National Dairy Council and Kerrygold held their annual Quality Milk Awards ceremony. Dairy editor Jack Kennedy was on the judging panel and he takes us back to the awards ceremony with online journalist Amy Fitzgibbon. While the maize harvest is in full swing here, Paula Melvin talked to a German farmer who has a very different view of that crop. Where Heinrich Base comes from, maize, rather than grass, is the winter feed of choice for cattle.The Irish Farmers Journal's Fovember campaign - or Movember for farmers - is coming up fast. After being the most successful fundraisers for this men’s health initiative last year, we are taking things up another level, as Peter Young and Aine Hennessy explain.For more information, visit www.farmersjournal.ie/fovember