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A new principal has been appointed to Teagasc Agricultural and Horticulture College in Kildalton,…
Veterinary medicine giant Norbrook has appointed a new regional head of sales and marketing in Ireland. The new appointee, Brendan McVeigh, will lead…
Paul Ross, a farmer and local area representative in Co. Longford, has called on the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael…
By Ailish Byrne, Head of Agri, Ulster Bank Farming is a challenging business at the best of times, and the increased volatility evident in…
An Independent TD for the Kerry constituency has claimed that people who stop eating meat “never worked hard”. In a recent interview with…
As the Brexit vote in the UK is imminent, MEP for the midlands north-west region Matt Carthy has warned of the dangers posed…
Hard pressed farmers face higher merchant bills after credit suppliers hiked up their rates in September, because of increased feed costs from the…
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association (ICMSA) has called for a detailed plan to be drawn up on the assumption that Britain will…
A meeting to discuss the rising insurance costs at marts will be held at the Hodson Bay Hotel in Athlone on Thursday, March…
Concerns have been raised over the increasing feedlot kill figures on the overall beef market by Sinn Fein MEP for the Midlands North…
Veterinary officials employed by the Department of Agriculture for inspecting meat plants could be redeployed for customs inspection roles in the event of…
New figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveal that the agriculture input price index for 2018 was up 6.7% up to…
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine and Veterinary Ireland (VI) have concluded an agreement relating to current issues of dispute between…
Quinns of Baltinglass will hold a tillage conference on Thursday, January 17. The evening is set to be an informative and varied one…
AgriLand was interested to read that Bobby Miller, chairperson of the Irish Grain Growers’ Group (IGGG), gave up drinking stout last year. Taking…
Two Transition Year students at Moate community school from farming backgrounds were inspired to enter the BT Young Scientist and Technology competition after…
Markets remained steady this week and while prices dropped slightly, this drop wasn’t significant and really just added to the bumpy line that…
Ulster Unionist Party leader Robin Swann has called on Northern Ireland’s Department of Agriculture to lift the ban on farmers spreading slurry early…
