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Sheep

3 hours ago

Sheep trade: Up to 35c/kg cut from lamb price but cull ewe prices stay firm

This week's sheep trade sees lamb price offers reduced by up to 35c/kg since last Monday (July 27) but cull ewe prices are remaining firm.

Sheep trade: Up to 35c/kg cut from lamb price but cull ewe prices stay firm

Beef

Blow to calf exports as Brittany Ferries to end livestock transport

Brittany Ferries has confirmed to Agriland its plans to end its livestock transport services from Ireland to mainland Europe.

Blow to calf exports as Brittany Ferries to end livestock transport

Rural Life

3 hours ago

Price swings in green diesel leave contractors counting the cost

Volatile green diesel prices have become a major headache for contractors this year - will 2027 offer greater stability or more of the same?

Price swings in green diesel leave contractors counting the cost

Sheep

4 hours ago

Who are the 2026 ICM Flocks of the Future winners?

Irish Country Meats (ICM) has announced the six winners of its 2026 Flocks of the Future initiative, which is now in its second year.

Who are the 2026 ICM Flocks of the Future winners?

Forestry

4 hours ago

Over 1,800 forestry licences issued to end of July - DAFM

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has issued 1,801 forestry licences in the first seven months of the year.

Over 1,800 forestry licences issued to end of July - DAFM

Dairy

4 hours ago

GDT index increases after latest trading event

The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has increased slightly after the latest trading event today (Tuesday, August 4).

GDT index increases after latest trading event

N.Ireland

5 hours ago

NI MP claims Tyrone cattle cull 'one of biggest DAERA scandals'

An MP for Upper Bann has claimed that a cull of cattle in late June is one of the biggest scandals "ever faced" by DAERA.

NI MP claims Tyrone cattle cull 'one of biggest DAERA scandals'

Tillage

5 hours ago

UK future grain markets weaken slightly

There has been a slight easing of UK future grain markets, according to the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB).

UK future grain markets weaken slightly

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

Irish artisan butchers recognised at 2026 Great Taste Awards

Several artisan butcher businesses around Ireland were recently recognised for the quality of their products at the 2026 Great Taste Awards.

Irish artisan butchers recognised at 2026 Great Taste Awards

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

MEP: Heydon 'must be prepared to step in' if export capacity lost

An Irish MEP has said that Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon "must be prepared to step in" if transport capacity for livestock is lost.

MEP: Heydon 'must be prepared to step in' if export capacity lost

Rural Life

6 hours ago

Met Éireann warns of thunderstorms in several counties today

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow weather warning for thunderstorms in several eastern counties today (Tuesday, August 4).

Met Éireann warns of thunderstorms in several counties today

Opinion

6 hours ago

Opinion: The long-awaited rains have returned, thankfully

The much-needed rains that fell in some parts of the country over the past few days are starting to eat into the soil moisture deficits

Opinion: The long-awaited rains have returned, thankfully

Agri-Business

6 hours ago

Bord Bia to showcase market benefits of sustainable farming at Tullamore Show

Bord Bia is encouraging farmers attending this year's Tullamore Show on Saturday, August 9 to visit the Sustainable Livestock Village.

Bord Bia to showcase market benefits of sustainable farming at Tullamore Show

Beef

6 hours ago

Campaigners hail Brittany Ferries' livestock decision as 'major victory'

Ethical Farming Ireland has said Brittany Ferries' plan to end its livestock transport services from Ireland is a "major victory for animals".

Campaigners hail Brittany Ferries' livestock decision as 'major victory'

Beef

7 hours ago

Factory quotes: Beef cattle price offers reduced again this week

This week's factory quotes sees beef price offers reduced by 10c/kg, the second consecutive week prices have reduced.

Factory quotes: Beef cattle price offers reduced again this week

Agri-Business

7 hours ago

ICSA seeks clarity on timeline for Brittany Ferries livestock decision

The ICSA has called for clarity after Brittany Ferries decided to end its livestock transport services from Ireland to mainland Europe.

ICSA seeks clarity on timeline for Brittany Ferries livestock decision

Let Trees Work For You

'A lot to be gained from planting forestry on your land' - Clare suckler farmer

'A lot to be gained from planting forestry on your land' - Clare suckler farmer

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Agri-Business

8 hours ago

Farmer and vet supports launched to help manage TB outbreaks

New farmer and vet supports have been launched aiming to ease the burden of TB outbreaks.

Farmer and vet supports launched to help manage TB outbreaks

Beef

8 hours ago

ABP wins 41 stars in Great Taste Awards 2026

ABP Food Group has collected 41 stars at the 2026 Great Taste Awards across 27 products from the group's beef and lamb range.

ABP wins 41 stars in Great Taste Awards 2026

Schemes

8 hours ago

Almost half of ACRES scorecards still to be submitted

Around half of ACRES scorecards have been submitted ahead of the upcoming deadline, the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has confirmed.

Almost half of ACRES scorecards still to be submitted

Agri-Business

8 hours ago

Green diesel clearances down 2% in year to May 2026 - CSO

Excise clearances of marked gas oil, also known as green diesel, decreased by in the 12-month rolling period, CSO figures show.

Green diesel clearances down 2% in year to May 2026 - CSO

Tillage

9 hours ago

Much-needed rain 'will get potato, beet and maize crops back on track'

Approximately 15mm of much-needed rain has fallen in East Cork over the past 24 hours, according to Teagasc tillage specialist: Ciaran Collins

Much-needed rain 'will get potato, beet and maize crops back on track'

N.Ireland

9 hours ago

Special NI agri committee meeting to discuss Tyrone cattle cull

The Northern Ireland Committee for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (AERA) will discuss the controversial cattle cull in Co. Tyrone.

Special NI agri committee meeting to discuss Tyrone cattle cull

Beef

10 hours ago

Over 90 meat complaints investigated in 2025 - DAFM

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) coordinated over 100 investigations of food complaints in 2025.

Over 90 meat complaints investigated in 2025 - DAFM

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Beef

10 hours ago

Mart report: Stores ease back in Ennis while Charolais bull makes €4,720

Clare Co-Operative Marts held their weekly cattle sale in Ennis Mart on Thursday (July 30), where 464 cattle went through the ring.

Mart report: Stores ease back in Ennis while Charolais bull makes €4,720

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Profits down 44% at Arrow Group as revenues climb to €794m

Pre-tax profits at one of the largest meat processors in the state, the Arrow Group, last year declined by 44% to €15.79 million.

Profits down 44% at Arrow Group as revenues climb to €794m

Bord Bia Farmer Forum

11 hours ago

Grower disappointed with lack of tillage focus at Bord Bia Farmer Forum

The recently established Bord Bia Farmer Forum is not addressing the core issues impacting on Irish tillage, according to one cereal grower.

Grower disappointed with lack of tillage focus at Bord Bia Farmer Forum

Tullamore Show Exhibitor

11 hours ago

FarmOps heads to Tullamore Show 2026 – come visit us at Stand L8

Following a fantastic debut at the Tullamore Show in 2025, FarmOps is returning this year bigger and better than ever.

FarmOps heads to Tullamore Show 2026 – come visit us at Stand L8

Videos

Pottinger unveils new nimble twin-rotor rake

Ahead of its official launch today (Monday, August 3), Agriland was given exclusive access to...

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Rural Life

13 hours ago

Weather: Mix of rain and dry spells for most this week

The weather will bring a mix of rain and dry spells across most of the country in the coming week, according to Met Éireann.

Weather: Mix of rain and dry spells for most this week

Dairy

15 hours ago

Did the bank holiday have an impact on your cell counts?

The bank holiday is just another weekend for farmers, but if you did sway away from your routine, you must be mindful or rising cell counts.

Did the bank holiday have an impact on your cell counts?

Cattle Trade

15 hours ago

Mart report: Light store cattle down €100/head in Kilkenny this week

Kilkenny Mart held its weekly cattle sale on Thursday (July 30), where 550 cattle went through the ring, with numbers down on last week.

Mart report: Light store cattle down €100/head in Kilkenny this week

Dairy Focus

1 day ago

Dairy focus: Lisavaird's milk quality award-winning farm

The Buttimer family of Lyre, Clonakilty, Co. Cork welcomed massive crowds to their farm for a recent milk quality farm walk.

Dairy focus: Lisavaird's milk quality award-winning farm

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