We are now recruiting for a Technical Sales Advisor based in south County Wexord. This is a full-time permanent role. The primary focus of this role is to increase the sales of our products by promoting our products to customers, both in Read more…
The dry conditions of late are proving very difficult for farmers as grass growth is restricted and farmers are now supplementing cows with silage and extra concentrates. To limit your reliance on winter forage, it could be time to consider Read more…
Our barley harvesting is in full swing. All the straw used for our KosiBed products are grown here on our farm, meaning we manage the crop from sowing to harvesting. We are in control of managing the crop for weeds, Read more…
Due to the continuous rise in input prices, all Animal Feed, Haylage and KosiBed Bedding products will increase in price from Monday June 6th. To help you enjoy the bank holiday weekend and beat the price increase, we are giving Read more…
With calves beginning to appear around the country, it is essential we prepare them properly and give them the best possible start in life. New calves or lambs arriving on farms, is a magical sight but you need to keep Read more…
Wishing all our customers and suppliers a very Happy Christmas and a Prosperous and Safe New Year. On behalf of all the team here at Kehoe Farming, we would like to thank you for your support in 2021 and look Read more…
With heavy rain, up to 50mm in one night, land is very wet and grass quality is poor. It is time to considering housing cows for the winter period. Some cows are now in at night buffering feeding on silage. Read more…
Its that time of year again, and harvesting our FibreGold Haylage crop is in full swing. All our Haylage is grown here on farm in the Sunny South East meaning, the crop is looked after by ourselves from start to Read more…
Fibre is the most important part of a horse’s diet. If the correct forage is not given to a horse, it may cause stomach upsets or other health problems. By providing the correct supply of forages to your horse, you Read more…
As calves develop and the spring evenings get milder, it is time to consider letting out this season’s calves. Calves must be strong and healthy before considering letting them out. These changes may cause a shock to the calf’s system Read more…