N.Ireland
Answers are being sought after 51 cattle were shot during a DAERA operation near Fivemiletown in Co Tyrone.
Agri-Business
The financial performance of dairy business Kinisla for 2025 has been outlined in a newly published set of accounts.
Beef
The European Commission president has been urged to provide “absolute clarification” on the decision-making process over Brazil meat imports.
Dairy News
The Munster Dairy Producers' Organisation (MDPO) has claimed that "hundreds of people" will not sign the new Kinisla milk supply contract.
Potato packer and processer, Wilson’s Country is trialling methods of production that result in lower carbon emissions.
Dairy
16 complaints were made to the Animal Welfare Hotline operated by the Department of Agriculture,...
Podcast
The Agriland team bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture, which this week...
Bluetongue
A total of 73 bluetongue cases have been confirmed in the UK since the start of the 2026/2027 season on July 1, according to Defra.
Tillage
The Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) has published its submission for Budget 2027, following a meeting with Minister Martin Heydon.
The Beef Shorthorn Society of Great Britain and Ireland is confirming that the number of pedigree herds on its books continues to rise.
Fendt
Fendt has opened a new exhibition area, called Fendt Brand World, in the Fendt Forum visitor centre at its global headquarters.
Sheep
Tullow Mart held its weekly sheep trade on Tuesday (July 28), registering its largest sale of the month as 3,125 sheep went through the ring.
Environment
A report on Ireland's Climate Action Plan has found that two key actions in the agriculture sector are delayed.
Scientists are launching ambitious cross-border projects which will focus on TB and reducing methane emissions from cattle.
A Northern Irish MP has criticised the newly-launched Sustainable Farming Investment Scheme for not including grants to combat rural crime.
Rural Life
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) has confirmed that it is investigating a “significant fish kill” at Cavan Town river.
Golden Vale Marts held their weekly young stock (July 25) and general cattle sale (July 27) in Carrigallen Mart, Co. Leitrim.
Series
Agroforestry allows for integrating trees into existing farming systems, allowing continued agricultural activity and stable income.
The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has updated organic production rules for the control of invasive plant species on organic farms.
Machinery News
The growth in agricultural contractor services has helped reduce direct machinery ownership costs on many Irish farms, according to the FCI.
The Ulster Farmers' Union has said that it is increasing pressure on the UK government to introduce restrictions on Brazilian meat imports.
The agricultural relief under Capital Acquisitions Tax has been at the centre of a tricky policy question over the last couple of years.
Drinking water quality in private supplies continues to fall short of the standards achieved by public supplies delivered by Uisce Éireann.
Recent research carried out by ADAS has delivered new perspectives on the impact of in-field variable rate nitrogen (VRN) applications
Where do your 2026 sires stand on the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation's (ICBF) Active Bull after the most recent evaluations?
DAFM has revealed the key statistics on the numbers of farmers rearing calves and the number that quit rearing calves in 2026.
Farmers are warning that drought conditions are putting increasing pressure on livestock and grass growth as dry weather persists.
Ireland's finest home bakers put their prized recipes to the test today (Tuesday, July 28) as the...
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has extended a 'Condition Orange' high fire risk warning to next Tuesday.
Ornua says Kerrygold offers the best "long-term value" for Irish dairy farmers as scrutiny grows over Tirlán's planned US butter deal.
Schemes
The Department of Agriculture has said that "ongoing development of IT functionality" is preventing some payments for NPIs.
Generational renewal "must start with farm viability", the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) has said.
