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Rural Life

5 hours ago

Farmers on alert as waterlogged soils disrupt fieldwork

Widespread soil saturation and waterlogging have created challenges for farmers nationwide who are struggling to plan fieldwork.

Farmers on alert as waterlogged soils disrupt fieldwork

News

5 hours ago

Court hears case concerning alleged damage to 10 round bales

A 64-year-old west Clare farmer was today before Ennis District Court concerning the alleged criminal damage of ten round bales.

Court hears case concerning alleged damage to 10 round bales

Dairy

5 hours ago

New chair appointed at North Cork Creameries

Gerald Burns was last night (Wednesday, October 14) elected as the new chair of North Cork Creameries, Agriland understands.

New chair appointed at North Cork Creameries

Agri-Business

6 hours ago

Heydon promotes Irish agri-food trade during trip to Sweden

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon is this week promoting Irish agri-food trade in Stockholm.

Heydon promotes Irish agri-food trade during trip to Sweden

Podcast

6 hours ago

The Farming Week: BISS and CRISS Payment Delays, Fertiliser scheme launched, New rules for learner drivers

The Agriland team bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture, which this week...

The Farming Week: BISS and CRISS Payment Delays, Fertiliser scheme launched, New rules for learner drivers

Agri-Business

7 hours ago

EU farm orgs sound the alarm in 'declaration' to defend CAP amid budget talks

Europe’s farming organisations have sounded the alarm in a "landmark declaration" to defend the CAP and its budget.

EU farm orgs sound the alarm in 'declaration' to defend CAP amid budget talks

Rural Life

7 hours ago

Tractor driver in Kildare fined €120 for mobile phone use

A tractor driver has been handed a €120 fine and three penalty points for using a mobile phone while driving in Kildare.

Tractor driver in Kildare fined €120 for mobile phone use

Fuel support scheme

10 hours ago

Healy-Rae: ‘Money announced for fuel should be spent on fuel’

Deputy Healy-Rae has expressed disappointment after confirmation that the Fuel Income Support Scheme will not reopen to new applicants.

Healy-Rae: ‘Money announced for fuel should be spent on fuel’

Beef

10 hours ago

Ireland eats more meat as production and exports fall

Total meat consumption in Ireland rose by 4% in 2025 to 102kg per person but meat production also fell in the same year.

Ireland eats more meat as production and exports fall

Series

11 hours ago

What does grass-fed mean to international customers?

Bord Bia head of dairy David Kennedy explains why Ireland’s grass-fed dairy system is increasingly relevant to global customers,

What does grass-fed mean to international customers?

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Biomethane industry calls for 'coherent' policy

Biomethane industry representatives have jointly welcomed progress on capital grants - but have called for "investment certainty and coherent policy".

Biomethane industry calls for 'coherent' policy

Agri-Business

12 hours ago

Dead mice and cockroach infestation shut food businesses

Dead mice, cockroach infestations and serious hygiene failures were among the reasons 12 food businesses were ordered to close in September.

Dead mice and cockroach infestation shut food businesses

Schemes

14 hours ago

IT issues still impacting DAFM's ACRES NPI system

DAFM's computer system for the Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES) is still being impacted by some technical issues.

IT issues still impacting DAFM's ACRES NPI system

Dairy

17 hours ago

Milk culturing: Essential for mastitis control or a costly step?

Now that we are in mid October, preparations will soon be under way for dry-off, but what should be done before hand?

Milk culturing: Essential for mastitis control or a costly step?

Beef

17 hours ago

Mart report: Farmer activity up at Ennis weanling sale

Clare Co-Operative Marts held its weekly weanlings stock sale on Tuesday (October 13) at Ennis Mart, with 1,100 head on offer.

Mart report: Farmer activity up at Ennis weanling sale

Bluetongue

1 day ago

Over 4 million bluetongue vaccine doses supplied to vets across Ireland

Four million doses of bluetongue vaccines have now been supplied to private vets in Ireland according to latest official figures.

Over 4 million bluetongue vaccine doses supplied to vets across Ireland

 Irish Dairy's Grass-fed Strength

What does grass-fed mean to international customers?

What does grass-fed mean to international customers?

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New fuel scheme to make payments to those under €100 threshold
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Lakeland Dairies confirms September milk price
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Heydon announces €46.2m Fertiliser Exceptional Aid Scheme
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Milking parlour shed refused planning permission by An Coimisiún Pleanála
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Strike action to delay BISS and CRISS payments for farmers
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Johne's Disease

1 day ago

New programme launched to combat Johne’s disease on Irish farms

A new programme aimed at the control of Johne's disease on Irish farms has been launched by Animal Health Ireland.

New programme launched to combat Johne’s disease on Irish farms

Strike action

1 day ago

Watch: DAFM staff on picket line outside Dublin HQ

DAFM staff from were among thousands of workers who took to picket lines today in the biggest public sector strike in almost two decades.

Watch: DAFM staff on picket line outside Dublin HQ

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Heydon: Payment delays 'unnecessary burden' on farmers

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon said the industrial action on public sector pay is having a "disproportionate impact" on farmers.

Heydon: Payment delays 'unnecessary burden' on farmers

Environment

1 day ago

Call for hedgerow quality payments for farmers in next CAP

Farmers should receive dedicated payments for hedgerow quality under the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), TDs and senators have heard.

Call for hedgerow quality payments for farmers in next CAP

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Beef processor invests £15m to upgrade production process

Foyle Food Group has announced a £15 million investment today (Wednesday, October 14) to upgrade production at its Omagh site in Tyrone.

Beef processor invests £15m to upgrade production process

Schemes

1 day ago

TD demands answers on 11-day delay to farm payments

Independent TD Carol Nolan said she is seeking "clarification" on the farm scheme payments delay.

TD demands answers on 11-day delay to farm payments

Dairy

1 day ago

Milking parlour shed refused planning permission by An Coimisiún Pleanála

Planning permission for a milking parlour shed has been refused by An Coimisiún Pleanála following an appeal by An Taisce.

Milking parlour shed refused planning permission by An Coimisiún Pleanála

Inside the 2026 Quality Milk Awards: Meet the Finalists Series

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Bandon and Barryroe

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Bandon and Barryroe

Read more from this seriesInside the 2026 Quality Milk Awards: Meet the Finalists Series

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Beef

1 day ago

ABP initiative to support young NI farmer suppliers

ABP has announced an initiative intended to support young farmers within its Northern Irish supply base, the ABP Future Farmers Programme;

ABP initiative to support young NI farmer suppliers

Rural Life

1 day ago

Recall issued for two porridge products over flour beetles risk

The Food Safety Authority of Ireland (FSAI) has issued a recall of two porridge products due to the possible presence of flour beetles.

Recall issued for two porridge products over flour beetles risk

Schemes

1 day ago

Fears farmers may see negative credit rating from payment delays

The INHFA has joined with other farm organisations in sharply criticising delays to scheme payments to farmers.

Fears farmers may see negative credit rating from payment delays

Schemes

1 day ago

Deadline extended for submission of ACRES 2026 NPI applications

The deadline for the submission of 2026 Non-Productive Investments (NPIs) under the ACRES scheme has been extended.

Deadline extended for submission of ACRES 2026 NPI applications

Videos

Sod turned on new flour mill

Slaney Flour has turned the sod on its new flour mill in Ireland. The construction of the new...

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Sod turned on new flour mill
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N.Ireland

2 days ago

Suspect bluetongue cases under investigation in NI

Two suspect cases of bluetongue are currently under investigation in Northern Ireland.

Suspect bluetongue cases under investigation in NI

Agri-Business

2 days ago

One day left for farmers to declare fertiliser closing stocks

There is one day left for farmers to declare closing stocks of fertiliser ahead of the deadline tomorrow (Thursday, October 15).

One day left for farmers to declare fertiliser closing stocks

Rural Life

2 days ago

Macra condemns 'shock' payments delay and calls for DAFM action

Macra has joined in the outrage expressed by farm organisations over delays to farm payments announced by the Department of Agriculture.

Macra condemns 'shock' payments delay and calls for DAFM action

Dairy

2 days ago

Watch: Milk suppliers look inside Tirlán's €400m Belview plant

Over 1,500 Tirlán milk suppliers are expected to pass through the co-ops Belview plant for the processers annual open day.

Watch: Milk suppliers look inside Tirlán's €400m Belview plant

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