The organisation wants farmers to prioritise their health over the period.
Calving season can be a physically and mentally draining time of year for farmers.
The Irish Farmers' Association is advising farmers to think about their own safety when working alongside animals.
The spring-calving season for 2025 is in full swing on farms across the country.
IFA Chair in Laois, Henry Burns, says the work load can quadruple during this time:
Reporting System Should Be In Place For Dog Attacks-IFA President
The IFA has launched this year's 'No Dogs Allowed' campaign to ban dogs on farmland.
Westmeath One Of The Lowest Spending Counties On Flowers For Valentines
A new spend trend predicts how people across the country will be marking February 14th.
Offaly Man Killed In Car Crash To Be Laid To Rest Thursday
Shaun Colgan's burial will take place in St. Mary's Cemetery in Daingean on Thursday.
Offaly Woman Offering Secular Funeral And Weddings Done However People Want
Teresa Ryan set up the business after going to the funeral of a non-religious friend.
Transfer Of BNM Employees Is Critical-Midlands MEP
Workers at the recycling branch have strongly condemned the sale.
Gardaí Investigating Two Westmeath Burglaries
Investigations are ongoing.
'Europe Plans To De-Escalates Risks For Tariffs In Ireland' - Enterprise Minister
Donald Trump has imposed tariffs on steel and aluminium imports into the US.
Laois Restaurant Receives Michelin Star
Three Irish restaurants received the recognition.
Man Dies In Offaly Road Crash
A man in his fifties was pronounced dead shortly after a crash in Daingean.
Going To Eurovision Is "A Golden Card"-Westmeath Songwriter Behind Irish Eurovision Entry
Larissa Tormey from Kilbeggan is one of "Laika Party" which will represent Ireland in Basel this May.
Offaly Man Nearly Reaches Fundraising Goal For Cancer Treatment In 24 Hours
Kinnitty's Daniel Mooney was diagnosed last May.
Unemployment in Midlands Remains Static
The latest Live Register figures from the CSO saw the biggest drop in Laois.
Domestic Abuse Register Should Be Enforced-Offaly Domestic Violence Support Service
It follows reports of Jennifer's Law being dropped by the Government.
Growth and Profitability Reasons Behind Bord Na Mona Sale
The sale will be subject to regulatory approval.
Appeal For Witnesses Following Criminal Damage In Laois
The incident happened in the early hours of Friday.
Government To Examine Other Options To Rent Pressure Zones
The measure is due to come to an end this year.
TUS Athlone Win Funding For Research Equipment
The university will be using the funding to assist in their development of 'applied polymer technologies'.
Close To 12,000 People Employed By Enterprise Ireland Clients Across Midlands
Over 700 jobs were created in the region last year.
Sale Of Only Irish Public Recycling Company "Economic Vandalism" - SIPTU
Bord Na Mona Recycling has confirmed the sale to a Kerry company.
Water Supply Interruptions In Offaly Tomorrow
People can expect a loss of water from 8am tomorrow morning.
