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Machinery

4 hours ago

Landini's Smart Cab debuts in Ireland on Serie 7 tractors

Receiving a world premiere at EIMA 2024, the Landini Smart Cab has now come to Ireland, but what can people expect from it?

Landini's Smart Cab debuts in Ireland on Serie 7 tractors

Rural Life

4 hours ago

95% of Europeans see agriculture as vital for future of region

Agriculture and rural areas are considered important for Europe's future by 95% of Europeans, while 93% say a stable food supply is crucial.

95% of Europeans see agriculture as vital for future of region

Water Quality

5 hours ago

Farmer action on water quality campaign launched at Newgrange event

Farmers, advisers and agri-industry stakeholders gathered at David Redhouse's Newgrange Farm in Co. Meath for a water quality evemt.

Farmer action on water quality campaign launched at Newgrange event

Agri-Business

Fancy working for Ireland's largest digital agri media outlet?

Agriland Media Group has a vacancy for a technical reporter interested in a career in digital media, as part of the livestock team.

Fancy working for Ireland's largest digital agri media outlet?

Beef

5 hours ago

ABP secures 25 medals at Irish Quality Food and Drink Awards

ABP Food Group is celebrating a strong performance at the 2026 Irish Quality Food and Drink Awards (IQFDA), with 25 medals across the night.

ABP secures 25 medals at Irish Quality Food and Drink Awards

Dairy

5 hours ago

European dairy farmers demand policy changes to avoid crises

The European dairy market needs a framework that "prevents crises and enables dairy farmers to earn an adequate income".

European dairy farmers demand policy changes to avoid crises

Beef

6 hours ago

Uruguay updates traceability procedure to maintain EU beef access

Uruguay has successfully retained its eligibility to export beef to the EU, following an audit by European Commission officials.

Uruguay updates traceability procedure to maintain EU beef access

Dairy

6 hours ago

Watch: Public trust in dairy farmers 'moving in right direction'

Public perception of Irish dairy is "moving in the right direction" but more work is needed, the National Dairy Council (NDC) CEO said.

Watch: Public trust in dairy farmers 'moving in right direction'

N.Ireland

6 hours ago

DAERA procedures 'out-of-step' with grassroots farming opinion

There is a total disconnect between grassroots farming families in Northern Ireland and DAERA officials, says Diane Armstrong.

DAERA procedures 'out-of-step' with grassroots farming opinion

Agri-Business

7 hours ago

Watch: Irish agri-manufacturers to take on European livestock trade show

Two Irish agri-manufacturing brands have been invited to speak at Eurotier, a livestock trading show that will take place in Germany.

Watch: Irish agri-manufacturers to take on European livestock trade show

Tillage

7 hours ago

Is planting winter barley and winter wheat now worth the BYDV risk?

It seems that significant numbers of tillage farmers are actively drilling crops of winter barley and winter wheat.

Is planting winter barley and winter wheat now worth the BYDV risk?

Agri-Business

8 hours ago

Ireland to host European Organic Congress next month

Ireland will host a European-wide conference on organic farming next month in Cork. The event will take place from October 6-8.

Ireland to host European Organic Congress next month

N.Ireland

8 hours ago

Protein Crop Scheme pilot extended to May 2027

Northern Ireland’s pilot Protein Crop Scheme will be extended to the end of 2027, Minister Andrew Muir announced today.

Protein Crop Scheme pilot extended to May 2027

Environment

9 hours ago

Irish-led study highlights potential for wetlands farming

A new Irish-led study has highlighted the potential for wetlands farming.

Irish-led study highlights potential for wetlands farming

Rural Life

9 hours ago

7 family farm transfer clinics set for next month

Teagasc's annual series of seven 'Transferring the Family Farm' clinics for 2026 will take place next month.

7 family farm transfer clinics set for next month

loy digging

10 hours ago

Watch: The enthusiasts preserving the ancient art of loy digging

Loy digging is an art form with a history stretching back many decades, pre-dating the use of the plough within Irish agriculture.

Watch: The enthusiasts preserving the ancient art of loy digging

Feed For Growth: Your Partner For Calf Performance

How this Limerick farmer built a calf-rearing system around a full-time job

How this Limerick farmer built a calf-rearing system around a full-time job

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Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Agriland beef journalist scoops Global Young Leader award in Croatia

Agriland's technical beef journalist, Breifne O'Brien has received the Global Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism award.

Agriland beef journalist scoops Global Young Leader award in Croatia

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Germinal announces £5m investment in grass seed site in England

Belfast-headquartered Germinal has announced an investment of £5 million in expanded seed processing capacity at its site in England.

Germinal announces £5m investment in grass seed site in England

Tillage

12 hours ago

Harvest 2026 price schedules expected to confirmed by month end

Farm lobby groups expect that all of Ireland’s key grain buyers will publish their Harvest 2026 price schedules before the end of this month.

Harvest 2026 price schedules expected to confirmed by month end

Agri-Business

13 hours ago

Rising costs push Northern Ireland potato company into administration

Almost all 95 staff at a Northern-Ireland-based potato company have been made redundant after the company entered administration.

Rising costs push Northern Ireland potato company into administration

Agri-Business

14 hours ago

Origin Enterprises reports €100m profit despite challenging market

Origin Enterprises has reported group operating profit of €100.7 million for the 2026 financial year, despite challenging market conditions.

Origin Enterprises reports €100m profit despite challenging market

Dairy

16 hours ago

Proven Protein sale sees top price of €4,600

Buyers travelled from near and far for the much anticipated annual Proven Protein Sale in Charleville, Co. Cork.

Proven Protein sale sees top price of €4,600

Beef

17 hours ago

Mart report: See rise in cattle price trends by weight range from Balla

Balla Livestock Mart in Co. Mayo hosted its sale of bullocks, heifers and dry cows on Saturday (September 19).

Mart report: See rise in cattle price trends by weight range from Balla

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Sheep

1 day ago

Sheep trade: Lamb price offers rise 10c/kg as cull ewe price stays firm

This week's sheep trade has seen most outlets move to increase their lamb price offers by 10c/kg, with prices of €8.00-€8.20/kg tabled.

Sheep trade: Lamb price offers rise 10c/kg as cull ewe price stays firm

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Over 11,000 animals tested for bluetongue since January

Over 11,000 animals in Ireland have been sampled and tested for antibodies to bluetongue virus since the start of the year.

Over 11,000 animals tested for bluetongue since January

Forestry

1 day ago

Farmers who plant and manage forests ‘are not passive landowners’

The definition of “active farmer” should include those who plant, manage, and harvest a forest, according to SEEFA.

Farmers who plant and manage forests ‘are not passive landowners’

Sheep

1 day ago

Bluetongue detected in sheep for first time in Ireland

A dead ram in Co. Wexford has tested PCR positive for bluetongue virus, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confirmed.

Bluetongue detected in sheep for first time in Ireland

Videos

Eoin Lynch discusses farming challenges and importance of the Ploughing

Eoin Lynch shares his insights on the challenges faced by farmers in 2026, including weather...

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Rural Life

1 day ago

Do you have a 'Holy Hero'?

A new website has been established which encourages Irish people to pray for their 'Holy Hero'.

Do you have a 'Holy Hero'?

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Heydon calls for action on plant health and AMR at FAO conference

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon led Ireland's participation at a global conference today.

Heydon calls for action on plant health and AMR at FAO conference

Opinion

1 day ago

Opinion: Could climate change be a good news story for Irish agriculture?

I think it’s safe to confirm that climate change is a reality. What’s more, this process continues to build momentum

Opinion: Could climate change be a good news story for Irish agriculture?

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Global survey: Farmers cut costs but embrace new tech

Although farmers globally are battling financial uncertainty, they are still keen to invest in new technology that helps them cut costs.

Global survey: Farmers cut costs but embrace new tech

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