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Beef

60 minutes ago

Gallery: Emyvale farmer gears up for in-calf heifer sale at Ballybay Mart

The Emyvale, Co. Monaghan-based McAnenly Family is busy preparing for its annual in-calf heifer sale later this month.

Gallery: Emyvale farmer gears up for in-calf heifer sale at Ballybay Mart

Dairy Focus

13 hours ago

Dairy focus: A bad year for grass but a 'super year' for ice-cream

Mark Gray is milking 108 cows outside Prosperous in Co. Kildare alongside his father Brian and his mother Hazel.

Dairy focus: A bad year for grass but a 'super year' for ice-cream

Beef

15 hours ago

How carcass prices affect supermarket prices - and what it means for farmers

Farmgate and retail beef prices are linked - but falls in farmgate prices can take time to appear on supermarket shelves.

How carcass prices affect supermarket prices - and what it means for farmers

Straw bales

17 hours ago

Spanish straw available in Ireland but market 'not flush' with supplies

Spanish straw is available for Irish farmers despite the severe drought conditions experienced in Spain this summer.

Spanish straw available in Ireland but market 'not flush' with supplies

Agri-Business

18 hours ago

Dairy farmers warn of succession crisis without income stability

The government has been urged to introduce measures to deal with "wildly erratic and unpredictable" farm incomes.

Dairy farmers warn of succession crisis without income stability

Machinery

19 hours ago

Thomas Duffy: Can electric tractors compete with diesel on Irish farms?

Government supports and high fuel costs appear to have driven a surge in electric car purchases, but what’s the farming alternative?

Thomas Duffy: Can electric tractors compete with diesel on Irish farms?

Agri-Business

20 hours ago

Farmers targeted by fake DAFM texts requesting bank info

Farmers are being advised to be aware of scammers who are sending texts claiming to be the Department of Agriculture.

Farmers targeted by fake DAFM texts requesting bank info

Rural Life

20 hours ago

Dualla Show postponed due to poor weather conditions

The Dualla Show has been postponed due to extremely poor weather conditions.

Dualla Show postponed due to poor weather conditions

Rural Life

21 hours ago

From rocks to roots in Roscommon as karst farming celebrated

The Karst Farming Network is inviting people to an event next weekend celebrating one of Ireland's karst landscapes in south Co. Roscommon.

From rocks to roots in Roscommon as karst farming celebrated

Beef

23 hours ago

Global beef production forecast to fall by 2% this year

Global beef production is expected to decline by 2% in 2026 as supplies tighten across several major producing regions, Rabobank said.

Global beef production forecast to fall by 2% this year

Sheep

23 hours ago

Mart report: Mixed trade in breeding sheep sale at Ballyjamesduff Mart

Ballyjamesduff Cooperative Livestock Mart in Co. Cavan hosted a special breeding sale of sheep on Tuesday evening (August 25).

Mart report: Mixed trade in breeding sheep sale at Ballyjamesduff Mart

Dairy

24 hours ago

Nitrate poisoning and bloat risks as grass growth resumes

Rain will be a welcome site this week, but there is a lot of precautions to be taken before grass becomes the staple of the diet again.

Nitrate poisoning and bloat risks as grass growth resumes

Beef

24 hours ago

Beef Kill: Weekly factory cattle supplies surpass 32,500 head

Weekly factory cattle supplies have been increasing for the past seven consecutive weeks, with almost 32,800 cattle slaughtered last week.

Beef Kill: Weekly factory cattle supplies surpass 32,500 head

Carlow

1 day ago

Video: Catch up at the mart - drought, sheep and rising cost of feed

What are farmers at Tullow Mart saying about the recent dry spell and why are some producers selling livestock early or buying in extra feed?

Video: Catch up at the mart - drought, sheep and rising cost of feed

Schemes

1 day ago

DAFM disburses €2.3m in farm scheme payouts this week

Over €2.3 million has been paid out in farm schemes this week, according to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).

DAFM disburses €2.3m in farm scheme payouts this week

Slurry

2 days ago

Watch: Heydon warns moving spreading dates a 'big decision'

Minister Martin Heydon has warned that changing the deadline for spreading slurry and fertiliser would be a 'big decision'.

Watch: Heydon warns moving spreading dates a 'big decision'

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Agri-Business

2 days ago

Over 6,000 AMS notifications sent to farmers this year

Over 6,000 Area Monitoring System (AMS) notifications have been sent to farmers this year, the department of agriculture has confirmed.

Over 6,000 AMS notifications sent to farmers this year

sheepdog trials

2 days ago

Watch: Irish sheepdogs get put through their paces in Tyrone

Four days of competition near the Co. Tyrone village of Stewartstown will determine the outcome of the 2026 Irish National Sheepdog Trials.

Watch: Irish sheepdogs get put through their paces in Tyrone

Agri-Business

2 days ago

EU agri-food trade surplus hits €23.9bn amid export shifts

The EU agri-food sector expanded its positive trade balance in the first six months of 2026, with a trade surplus of €23.9 billion.

EU agri-food trade surplus hits €23.9bn amid export shifts

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Watch: Dáil approves plan to defer fuel excise increases

The government has today (Friday, August 28) won a Dáil vote to extend temporary excise cuts on fuel until October 31.

Watch: Dáil approves plan to defer fuel excise increases

N.Ireland

2 days ago

UK farming leaders demand immediate ban on Brazilian meat over health risk

Farming leaders want the UK government to urgently ban Brazilian meat imports from next week to ensure the "health and safety" of consumers.

UK farming leaders demand immediate ban on Brazilian meat over health risk

Tillage

2 days ago

Arrival of rain increasing prospects of oilseed crop success

Recent rains have helped improve planting conditions significantly, according to Teagasc tillage specialist Shay Phelan.

Arrival of rain increasing prospects of oilseed crop success

Agri-Business

2 days ago

1 in 4 contractors have spread 100t less fertiliser this year

Some one in four contactors have spread at least 100t less fertiliser so far this year, compared to the same period of 2025.

1 in 4 contractors have spread 100t less fertiliser this year

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Rural Life

2 days ago

Farmers under pressure urged to seek support before problems build up

Farmers under financial pressure or struggling with the impact of the drought are being urged to seek support before problems build up.

Farmers under pressure urged to seek support before problems build up

Beef

2 days ago

Video: Tullow Mart sees 'improved' trade amid grass shortages

Tullow Mart has seen an improvement in the cattle trade in recent weeks as grass shortages begin to push more cattle off farms

Video: Tullow Mart sees 'improved' trade amid grass shortages

Dairy

2 days ago

New rebrand for National Dairy Show as a result of sponsorship deal

The Irish Holstein Friesian Association (IHFA) has announced that FBD Insurance will be the new title sponsor of the National Dairy Show.

New rebrand for National Dairy Show as a result of sponsorship deal

Tillage

2 days ago

Suppliers report running out of oilseed rape seed amid strong demand

There is every prospect of Ireland’s winter oilseed rape planted area increasing again in 2026/27, such is the demand for seed

Suppliers report running out of oilseed rape seed amid strong demand

Videos

Meath beef farm houses cattle early due to dry spell grass deficit

When grass regrowths stalled in late July on the farm of Micheal and Kieran Dunne in Trim, Co....

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Rural Life

2 days ago

Father and son die after falling into slurry tank on UK farm

An investigation is underway after father and son died after falling into a slurry tank on a farm in Cheshire in the UK.

Father and son die after falling into slurry tank on UK farm

Rural Life

2 days ago

Unsettled weekend ahead with some heavy rain at times

Met Éireann said the weather will become unsettled this weekend with some heavy and persistent rain and showers.

Unsettled weekend ahead with some heavy rain at times

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Minister launches new sector group to protect organic premium

A new initiative involving farmers and processors is being launched to protect the premium on organically-produced beef and lamb.

Minister launches new sector group to protect organic premium

Dairy

2 days ago

Cork dominates as Ireland's dairy herd expands

The national dairy herd has grown by 2% since June 2025, according to the latest analysis by the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation (ICBF).

Cork dominates as Ireland's dairy herd expands

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