Agri-Business
Replacing dairy products with unfortified plant-based alternatives may lead to a deficiency in vital nutrients.
Dairy
Heat-related milk production losses could almost triple in the EU by the middle of the century, a new study has warned.
Environment
Met Éireann has issued an updated Status Yellow warning for "areas of dense fog" in eight counties from 9:00p.m tonight, November 8.
Irish agri-food exports recached a record €20.8 billion in 2025, an increase of almost €1.8 billion or 9% year-on-year.
Dairy Focus
Christopher Cahill, the Cavan man milking in Westmeath, is the latest farmer to feature on Agriland's limited podcast, 'The Dairy Trail'.
Sheep Trade
The weekly sheep sale at Carnew Mart in Co. Wicklow on Wednesday, November 5, saw improved trade compared with recent weeks.
Beef
With many beef farms being a solo enterprise, would a stranger be able to run your farm in case of an emergency?
An alternative compensation arrangement for South Kerry Greenway landowners has been described as a "significant breakthrough".
Rural Life
The first reported case of Shamonda virus in a human shocked veterinary and health professionals alike, raising questions on public safety.
Irish and Dutch cooperation on social farming was celebrated and strengthened at an event in C. Mayo last week.
Tillage
Heritage barley varieties may hold great potential for Ireland’s brewing, distilling and food production sectors today
Modern tillage farming practices make soils more vulnerable to the impact of heavy machinery and traffic volumes.
In the blink of an eye, cows will be coming in for full-time housing, offering farmers a chance to consider hiring farm labour.
Weekly beef kill figures have remained marginally higher than last year during the second half of this year.
Milk production is dropping rapidly over the last few weeks as we trundle through November, but how does your herd compare to the average?
Global prices of cereal, dairy and meat edged lower, while sugar prices rose for a fourth consecutive month during October.
Family Farm
For many young people who grow up on a family farm in Ireland, leaving home to pursue a different path can bring with it a "sense of guilt".
Lambs
A return visit to Ken and Richard Mathews' farm in Co. Offaly has shown lambs that are doing "remarkably well" despite severe weather changes.
Suckler farmers will have different parameters and KPIs to identify what they perceive to be the best "overall suckler herd performance".
Two PhDs in the field of agriculture have been conferred by South East Technological University (SETU) at its Wexford campus.
Machinery
With many operators' agricultural machinery work for 2026 now drawing to a close, attention is beginning to turn towards the year ahead.
"We’ve built a food economy geared towards exports, yet it can still be hard for people here to find and afford food grown close to home."
Bovine TB
High incidence of bovine TB in north Kerry and west Limerick will be the main talking point at this year's Listowel Food Fair farming forum.
The legacy of Covid-19 is still being felt in upland farming communities when it comes to sharing technology and equipment between farmers.
Ireland’s rich culinary and cultural heritage is being celebrated at Samhain Festival of Food and Culture in Kells, Co. Meath, this weekend.
N.Ireland
The Potash Development Association (PDA) has highlighted the importance of effective crop establishment, where winter cereals are concerned.
Grass
Soil temperatures are still as high as 3.4℃ above average in places while rainfall is below average, leaving many farms still grazing well.
On episode two of Agriland's all new season of The Dairy Trail podcast, we travel to Co. Westmeath...
Kilkenny Mart hosted its weekly general cattle sale on Thursday (November 5), with 650 head of...
Green Diesel
With green diesel prices changing every day, contractors see no reason to think that fuel will continue to drop.
Farm Safety
The deadline to apply for the scheme for power-take off (PTO) shaft covers has been extended by three weeks.
Forestry
Minister Niall Collins, opened and addressed the National Forestry Conference which met today (Friday, November 6).
