Machinery News
Within the western part of Europe, TAFE has usually been regarded as one of those rather obscure...
Rural Life
Storm Claudia has left under 5,000 homes, farms and businesses across the country without power, according to ESB Networks.
Sheep
Ulster Wool chairman, Brendan Kelly, is asserting that the days of fast fashion are over, a trend that is helping to boost wool markets
Agri-Business
ALDI Ireland has confirmed that it will be reducing the retail prices across its private label bread range with immediate effect.
The annual Mountmellick Macra truck and tractor run will roll out on Saturday, December 15, with proceeds going to SOSAD
Tillage
AHDB is projecting an almost 30% increase in the UK’s planted area of oilseed rape for 2025/26, relative to the previous year
Dairy
Farmers will be preparing to dry-off underconditioned cows over the next two weeks considering February is only 11 short weeks away.
Beef
Carnaross Mart in Co. Meath hosted its weekly calf and runner sale on Monday, November...
The Department of Agriculture has issued an update on payments made to farmers across various farm schemes this week.
Tírlan announced a €126 million investment for its whey processing facility at its Ballyragget site in Co. Kilkenny.
Agri Politics
Cork South-West TD Michael Collins confronted TII on greenway CPO's during the agency’s appearance before the Oireachtas Transport Committee.
DFAFM has confirmed that it is "aware of an issue with the quick release mechanism of a particular make of calving gate".
Environment
Minister Martin Heydon has today opened the Teagasc National Agricultural Sustainability Research and Innovation Centre.
Lidl Ireland has announced a price cut across its bread range, effective from today (November 14).
The community of Inishturk, an island 14 kilometres off the Mayo coast, received their first ever community tractor.
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has slammed the current process to simplify the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
Agriland is delighted to join forces with Boehringer Ingelheim to bring livestock farmers a...
Agriland with Boehringer Ingelheim is bringing livestock farmers a practical information series on parasite control - such as liver fluke
Agriland and Boehringer Ingelheim are joining forces to bring livestock farmers a practical information series on parasite control
Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI) is to provide more than €1 million to support healthy habitats for fish in rivers nationwide in 2026.
Forestry
"Government bureacracy" is having a significant negative impact on farmers in "managing their forests".
The star studded line-up includes a total of 17 Blue Texel ewes, 21 Badgerface ewes and 13 Dutch Spotted ewes.
Tirlán has announced plans for a €126 million investment in a state-of-the-art whey processing...
The Beef Plan Movement has hit out at the timing of the announcement of actual payments under the National Beef Welfare Scheme.
2024 saw a 4% increase in the number of livestock worrying incidents reported to local authorities,...
The views of young people living in rural Ireland are being currently sought as part of a national survey being conducted by Young Fine Gael.
Agriland Media Group is delighted to team up with Grassland Agro for the ‘ Efficient Animal...
N.Ireland
Fermentrics (UK) Ltd, based in Northern Ireland, has won the UK Dairy Carbon Network’s 2025 measurement technology competition.
An EU-funded project is demonstrating pathways to climate-neutral farming across Europe, including Ireland.
Milk prices have dropped by 11.6% in the year to September 2025, new figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show.
Gardaí have confirmed that a man was taken to hospital this week after a truck carrying straw overturned on a road in Co. Louth
A new technical bulletin by the International Dairy Federation (IDF) points strongly to global dairy demand exceeding milk output.
The risks associated with forestry "must be addressed to rebuild confidence in the sector", the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has said.
The EU-Mercosur trade agreement betrays European farmers, workers, consumers and the environment, European agri-food and trade groups said.
MEP for Ireland South Seán Kelly has been appointed rapporteur for the new CAP in the European Parliament’s Environment Committee.
Farm families from across the country travelled to Leinster House yesterday (Wednesday, November...
