N.Ireland
The Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association has said preparing for the EU Deforestation Regulation feel "almost like Groundhog Day".
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Since 28-year-old Emily McGowan returned in 2019 to Millbank Farm in Co. Down to run it with her parents, she has taken it in a new direction.
Environment
Swifts, who live on a diet of pest-insects like flies and midges, are on "the brink of extinction”, according to BirdWatch Ireland.
Tillage
A pre-harvest field walk can help identify a number of factors, which can be used to boost future crop management standards.
Brazil
Minister Martin Heydon has confirmed that 1,192.96t of Brazilian animal products passed through Dublin Port so far this year.
Beef
The import or export of breeding cattle and sheep directly between Great Britain (GB) and the...
Dairy
The IHFA open day has taken place on the took place on the farm of Bryan and John O’Connor, just outside Kanturk in Co. Cork.
Agri-Business
MEPs have today backed the EU-Mexico Modernised Global Agreement.
The return of extreme, hot weather to many parts of Europe and the US has put some upward pressure on grain prices
Mid-season reseeding is never ideal, but considering the weather we got this spring it may be worth turning a few paddocks around now.
ABP Food Group in collaboration with Irish Hereford Prime is set to host an on-farm event in...
Europe needs more home-grown protein—and farmers are key to making that happen according to the European Commission.
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) Dairy Committee is calling for bovine passports, commonly known as blue cards, to be digitised.
Agri Politics
A young farmers group has said that if generational renewal is a European priority, “it must also become a European investment priority".
ICOS wants farmers to get ahead of disease pressure by implementing pre-weaning vaccination programmes for this year's weanling crop.
This week's sheep trade sees factory spring lamb price offers decline across the board but cull ewe price offers have lifted in some cases.
The Health and Safety Authority (HSA) has opened a public consultation on a new farm safety code of practice and risk assessment documents.
blue cards
The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) said no decision has yet been made on the future of bovine passports, commonly known as blue cards.
Co. Down arable farmer, Allan Chambers, dedicates one third of his 360ac farm to forage maize...
Ireland South MEP Sean Kelly has stressed the importance of supporting both those living in rural...
The Munster Angus Breeders group held its mid-season sale on Saturday, April 18, at GVM Kilmallock...
Cattle Trade
Mountbellew Mart in Co. Galway hosted its weekly general cattle sale on Friday, April 17, and its...
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Teagasc advisors are indicating that significant numbers of winter wheat crops are currently progressing through stem extension
Now days all the talk ahead of the breeding season is about AI and sexed semen, but we cannot forget about the stock bull.
An interesting demonstration on Irish beef carcass labelling and the process of cutting steaks from...
The Irish Hereford Breed Society (IHBS) hosted a show and sale of Hereford bulls at Central...
Animal Health
Advice on foot-and-mouth disease (FMD) has been issued by the National Disease Control Centre.
Fertiliser
An Irish MEP has called on the government to use new state aid flexibilities to ensure farmers are protected from fertiliser price surges.
Forestry
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon recently made clarifications on payment schemes for broadleaf plantations.
