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Meade Potato Company won on the double at the recent Food and Drink Business…
Details of the anticipated Long-term Investment Loan Scheme in response to Brexit were revealed by Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed earlier today. This…
Details on the anticipated Long-term Investment Loan Scheme in response to Brexit have been revealed by Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed, with formal…
Bank of Ireland has announced a designated €100 million fund to support farmers who are facing a shortage of fodder and increased feed costs…
Incidents in livestock marts, including a fatality and a number of serious injuries, have forced the Health and Safety Authority (HSA) to introduce…
Announcement on the much-anticipated low-cost loan scheme is imminently expected, the chairman of the Oireachtas Agriculture Committee has stated. Pat Deering, Fine Gael…
There are a lot of very strong and able women in the agricultural sector, which is a sector with huge opportunity, according to…
Bayer – the new owner of Monsanto and the glyphosate weedkiller – asked a California judge to throw out a $289 million jury…
Seven Credit Unions in the midlands have recently come together to offer a new farm-lending product called ‘Cultivate’. The Cultivate brand was originally…
Recent research carried out by Sherry FitzGerald found that the average price of farmland in Ireland, excluding Dublin, increased to just over €9,700/ac…
Irish dairy exporter Ornua is seeking the best and brightest university graduates for its 2019 graduate programme. The programme will see the company…
Kerry opened its first plant in Russia, in the Istra district of Moscow, yesterday (Tuesday, September 18). The new production and warehouse complex…
This Friday, September 21, is the deadline for early-stage female business entrepreneurs in rural areas to join the latest cycle of ACORNS. The…
The Irish Government will “stand its ground” on the issue of Brexit, but cannot make promises regarding assurances for beef and sheep farmers,…
Weather conditions and renewed Brexit uncertainty over the summer period dampened the mood of farmers, according to the latest findings of the Bank…
Over €35 million will be spent by Supermac’s on Irish produce this year according to the company’s managing director, Pat McDonagh. But McDonagh…
Gross output of Irish agriculture is up 21% since 2010, showing a stronger sector in recent years, but Brexit and profitability pose risks,…
Wheat price will go down. When it will go down is the million dollar question which James Nolan proclaimed he would love to…
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