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Dairy Focus

4 hours 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

Agri Politics

5 hours ago

MEP campaigns for 'stronger origin labelling' on imported beef

Irish MEP Ciaran Mullooly is campaigning for "stronger origin labelling" on imported beef.

MEP campaigns for 'stronger origin labelling' on imported beef

Environment

6 hours ago

Heavy thundery downpours expected as weather warnings issued

Met Éireann has issued weather warnings, including a Status Yellow thunderstorm warning affecting Co. Cork.

Heavy thundery downpours expected as weather warnings issued

Rural Life

6 hours ago

Listen - Tractor pulling, trucks and threshing at Ossory Show

The third episode of Agriland's summer podcast series brings us to Ossory Show in Rathdowney, Co. Laois, running since the 19th century.

Listen - Tractor pulling, trucks and threshing at Ossory Show

N.Ireland

7 hours ago

Review must be 'matter of urgency' after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation

The Ulster Farmers’ Union has said an "independent review must be carried out as a matter of urgency" after 51 cattle were shot during an operation in Co. Tyrone.

Review must be 'matter of urgency' after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation

New Entrants

8 hours ago

Young farmers 'concerned' about lack of access to support schemes

Young farmers who have established their holdings after 2023 are ineligible to apply for support under several key five-year schemes.

Young farmers 'concerned' about lack of access to support schemes

Machinery

10 hours ago

Watch: Exclusive look at Pottinger's all-new nimble rake

Agriland has been given an exclusive first look at Pottinger's all-new twin-rotor manoeuvrable rake, which officially launched today.

Watch: Exclusive look at Pottinger's all-new nimble rake

Rural Life

11 hours ago

A celebration of Monaghan food, produce, dining and community

Monaghan town will burst into life as the Street Food Fest transforms the town centre in a colourful celebration of flavour and creativity.

A celebration of Monaghan food, produce, dining and community

Environment

12 hours ago

Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rain warning

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain warning, with spells of heavy thundery rain to be expected.

Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rain warning

Rural Life

12 hours ago

Kerry Social Farming launches alternative respite programme

Up to 100 people with disabilities are set to benefit from a new alternative respite programme launched by Kerry Social Farming Project.

Kerry Social Farming launches alternative respite programme

Rural Life

14 hours ago

Pony auction of the past to be re-created at Kilkenny Arts Festival

A slice of Kilkenny's colourful past will be brought back to life during this year's Arts Festival, when a historic pony sale is re-enacted.

Pony auction of the past to be re-created at Kilkenny Arts Festival

Sheep

15 hours ago

Explainer: Understanding €urostar information when buying rams

While most ram sales include the €uroStar evaluations in sale catalogues, not all farmers are fully confident in interpreting these values

Explainer: Understanding €urostar information when buying rams

Dairy

15 hours ago

'Lameness is single biggest health problem on many farms' - vet

Lameness is the single biggest health problem on many farms across Ireland according to the well-known vet, Ger Cusack.

'Lameness is single biggest health problem on many farms' - vet

Beef

15 hours ago

Caution advised when upping meal feeding rates for calves in dry spell

The current dry spell is taking a severe toll on grass supplies for farms in many drier parts of the country.

Caution advised when upping meal feeding rates for calves in dry spell

Beef

1 day ago

Pneumonia, worms and grass tetany top topics at AHI weanling health event

With weanling cattle seeing prices over €5/kg and the best cattle making over €6.50/kg, maintaining weanling health is of vital importance.

Pneumonia, worms and grass tetany top topics at AHI weanling health event

Rural Life

1 day ago

Watch: Tipperary farm turns up the heat with castle-view sauna 

Farm diversification is taking on ever more inventive forms, from glamping pods to farm shops helping farmers generate extra income.

Watch: Tipperary farm turns up the heat with castle-view sauna 

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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Rural Life

1 day ago

IFI investigating significant fish kill in Dublin

Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) is continuing to investigate a significant fish kill in Co. Dublin.

IFI investigating significant fish kill in Dublin

Dairy

1 day ago

What will it cost to take some time off this month?

For most dairy farmers the August bank holiday is just another weekend, but farmers also need to take some essential time off.

What will it cost to take some time off this month?

Rural Life

1 day ago

The lynx effect: Lessons learnt from Switzerland and Spain

Is the lynx an elegant feline that could benefit our ecosystem, or an unwelcome predator that will prey on our livestock?

The lynx effect: Lessons learnt from Switzerland and Spain

Environment

1 day ago

Potato blight advisory to come into effect

The national forecaster said that weather conditions conductive to the spread of potato blight will affect many coastal regions.

Potato blight advisory to come into effect

Rural Life

1 day ago

Calf shed among venues for Cork-on-a-Fork festival

A calf shed is one of the unusual venues at this year's Cork-on-a-Fork Festival, which is running from August 12-16.

Calf shed among venues for Cork-on-a-Fork festival

Dairy

2 days ago

Research suggests nutrients in milk depend on label and calendar

When you pick up a gallon of milk at the shop, the nutrients it contains may depend on both what is on the label and the time of year.

Research suggests nutrients in milk depend on label and calendar

Rural Life

2 days ago

2nd annual tractor pulling event in Cavan set for August 16

The Knockbride Festival Family Fun Day in Co. Cavan, featuring tractor pulling and horsepower testing events, will take place on August 16.

2nd annual tractor pulling event in Cavan set for August 16

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Grass

2 days ago

Clover, multispecies and brassicas - what are seed suppliers hearing?

Grass growth may be on the floor, but farmers will have noticed that reseeds preformed better during the dry period than older mature swards.

Clover, multispecies and brassicas - what are seed suppliers hearing?

Dairy

2 days ago

Scanning or milk pregnancy testing - which is for you?

With the 2026 breeding season now wrapped up, farmers will be eager to pinpoint in calf animals through scanning or milk pregnancy testing.

Scanning or milk pregnancy testing - which is for you?

Beef

2 days ago

Young farmer event views beef systems and visits Kepak Kilbeggan site

A group of young farmers from across Ireland recently met to view different beef systems and visit...

Young farmer event views beef systems and visits Kepak Kilbeggan site

Dairy

2 days ago

Inside a New Zealand family farm milking 1,000 cows

Hayley and Gareth Lewis are milking 1,000 cows in Methven, New Zealand with their three children Harry, Mack, and Neve.

Inside a New Zealand family farm milking 1,000 cows

Videos

The search for Ireland’s best brown bread begins

Ireland's finest home bakers put their prized recipes to the test today (Tuesday, July 28) as the...

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Rural Life

2 days ago

Just how valuable is commonage in Ireland?

I explained to the DAFM official that I had a share in 2,800ac of mountain commonage in Connemara in west Galway

Just how valuable is commonage in Ireland?

Beef News

2 days ago

Update: Young farmer support scheme application numbers

Almost 8,500 young farmers applied for the National Reserve (NR) and Complementary Income Support for Young Farmers (CISYF) schemes in 2025.

Update: Young farmer support scheme application numbers

Machinery Focus

2 days ago

What will labour-saving equipment for feeding silage cost?

With drought hammering the south-east and more northern and western areas increasingly dry, farmers are feeding silage nationwide.

What will labour-saving equipment for feeding silage cost?

EU

2 days ago

What brands and types of machines are dominating Irish agriculture?

John Deere, New Holland and Fendt dominate European fields, but Ireland's grassland focused farming sector tells a slightly different story.

What brands and types of machines are dominating Irish agriculture?

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