Dairy News
The number of farmers in liquid milk production decreased by a further 9% last year, the National Milk Agency report for 2025 shows.
Rural Life
Who is most at risk of a workplace accident in agriculture? The answer appears to be older, self-employed male farmers.
Agri Politics
Macra has described MEP Luke 'Ming' Flanagan's comments as "a wake-up call", after he said young people would be "insane" to enter farming.
Agri-Business
This week's sheep trade sees the first outlets move to increase carcass-weight limits for spring lambs to 22kg.
Tipperary Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed a fire incident in the Slievenamon area of south Tipperary.
In this episode of 'Groundbreakers' series, we meet a Co. Clare farmer who is Ireland's ambassador for women in agriculture in 2026.
Teagasc has successfully obtained planning permission for new student accommodation at Ballyhaise Agricultural College in Co. Cavan.
N.Ireland
Just one decision, shortcut or missed hazard can bring a devastating change to the lives of a farm family, HSENI has warned.
Dairy
Many parts of the country are now well into drought conditions, especially in the south-east.
Tillage
Teagasc is confirming that the first of this year’s winter wheat and spring barley crops were harvested in Co. Carlow over the weekend.
An IFA delegation has met with officials from the Department of Agriculture on livestock welfare and traceability issues.
Environment
Macra has said a new report on the Nitrates Directive "reinforces the need for a balanced and practical approach to improving water quality".
Beef
This week's factory quotes for beef cattle sees more talk from procurement staff of the trade levelling off.
An Irish MEP has urged the government to include virtual fencing technology for support under TAMS 3.
Tullow Livestock Sales held its weekly cattle sale on Friday (July 17), where 290 cattle went on...
Dairygold and Teagasc launched a programme to help Dairygold milk suppliers build profitable, sustainable and resilient dairy businesses.
Independent TD for Offaly Carol Nolan has welcomed confirmation that late applications are being accepted for the Fuel Income Support Scheme.
Dublin Fire Brigade tackled a hay bale fire in south Co. Dublin this weekend, involving crews from Dolphins Barn and Tallaght.
Farm incomes are set to fall in 2026 as milk and cattle prices ease alongside further cost pressures, a new report from Teagasc has said.
As is always the case, the level of competition within the dairy rings at Castlewellan Show 2026 in Co. Down was extremely strong.
The child safety wristband initiative is set to return at this year's National Ploughing Championships taking place in September.
Fertiliser company Yara, has reported Q2 2026 EBITDA of $906 million, compared with $652 million in Q2 2025
A suspected arson attack on a farmer's field in north England has resulted in some £30,000 worth of damage, according to local police.
Farm Safety
Farmers and farm families across the country are being encouraged to make safety a priority on their farms.
Dairy processor Carbery Group has announced the appointment of John O’Brien as chair of the company, taking over from Vincent O'Donovan.
The weather this week is set to turn slightly cloudier and cooler in some areas, but it will remain dry and warm for most.
The Potash Development Association (PDA) has profiled its latest potash, phosphate and sulphur recommendations for cereal crops.
That champion was Clonroche/Poulpeasty Vintage Club who claimed top honours in the Ferguson 20...
Ireland has always looked to draw inspiration from our pasture based dairy counterparts in New Zealand, but have the roles now reversed?
Enda Luttrell from Co. Laois is one of the young farmers involved in the 2026 edition of the Kepak Young Farmer Forum.
Cattle Trade
Kilkenny Mart hosted its weekly cattle sale on Thursday (July 16), where 700 cattle went on offer, including a handful of Wagyu heifers.
Health and safety is a farm’s "most important asset", and to "keep a farm running safely, you must look after your body and mind".
