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Ballyvadin Beef Farm

Tipp calf-to-beef farm aiming to produce over 1t beef/ha

Ballyvadin Beef Farm Ltd dairy calf-to-beef demonstration farm in Fethard, Co. Tipperary is opening its gates to the public today (July 22).

Tipp calf-to-beef farm aiming to produce over 1t beef/ha

Agri-Business

25 minutes ago

Producer prices for food products up 2.9% in June - CSO

Producer prices for food products increased by 2.9% in the year to June 2026, new figures from the CSO show.

Producer prices for food products up 2.9% in June - CSO

Dairy

1 hour ago

Tirlán launches farm network under new FarmElevate initiative

Tirlán has announced the eight dairy farm families that have been selected as inaugural 'Lighthouse Farms'.

Tirlán launches farm network under new FarmElevate initiative

Agri Politics

1 hour ago

Govt urged to remove ‘indefensible’ VAT on carbon tax

Farmers are being subjected to “multiple layers of avoidable and unjustified taxation”, according to Independent TD for Offaly, Carol Nolan.

Govt urged to remove ‘indefensible’ VAT on carbon tax

Farm Safety

2 hours ago

Farmers urged to review safety hazards on their farms

As Farm Safety Week continues, farmers are being asked to review potential safety hazards on their holdings.

Farmers urged to review safety hazards on their farms

Rural Life

2 hours ago

Budget 2027 must 'deliver lasting action' for rural services

Irish Rural Link has called for Budget 2027 to "deliver lasting action" on rural services and community investment.

Budget 2027 must 'deliver lasting action' for rural services

Pig/Poultry

3 hours ago

Traditional pig breeds take centre stage at Castlewellan Show 2026

Recent years have seen great strides made to maintain active numbers of traditional pig breeds maintained at viable levels.

Traditional pig breeds take centre stage at Castlewellan Show 2026

Agri-Business

3 hours ago

Month-long nationwide water conservation order to come into place

A month-long water conservation order for the whole country will come into effect first thing on Friday morning (July 24).

Month-long nationwide water conservation order to come into place

Tillage

4 hours ago

Heydon to seek additional funding for Straw Incorporation Measure

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon said all applicants for the Straw Incorporation Measure (SIM) have been accepted for 2026.

Heydon to seek additional funding for Straw Incorporation Measure

Agri-Business

4 hours ago

'Decisive action' needed to secure farming's future - TD

There will not be a next generation of farmers if we fail to make the sector more viable and attractive to young people, a TD has warned.

'Decisive action' needed to secure farming's future - TD

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

Greencore Group adjusts expected profit above market forecasts

Irish convenience food company Greencore Group has issued its trading update for the third quarter (Q3) of its financial year.

Greencore Group adjusts expected profit above market forecasts

N.Ireland

5 hours ago

Tranche 2 of Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme opens

DAERA has announced the opening of tranche 2 of the 2026-2027 Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme (NIRFP).

Tranche 2 of Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme opens

Sheep

6 hours ago

'Confidence strengthens' among sheep farmers in Australia

Improving sheepmeat and wool market conditions are helping to restore confidence across Australia's sheep industry.

'Confidence strengthens' among sheep farmers in Australia

Environment

8 hours ago

EPA: 24 local authorities met standard for farm inspections in 2025

Local authorities must sustain the increased level of farm inspections and strengthen enforcement of non-compliance, the EPA said.

EPA: 24 local authorities met standard for farm inspections in 2025

Tillage

8 hours ago

UK grain futures rise to highest level in two years

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is confirming a significant strengthening in the tone of UK grain prices

UK grain futures rise to highest level in two years

Dairy

8 hours ago

Is production a fair-trade off for a low-input system?

Farms are constantly evolving in an effort to be as efficient and as profitable as possible, while complying with advancing regulations.

Is production a fair-trade off for a low-input system?

Let Trees Work For You

Agriland and DAFM to launch series on forestry for farmers

Agriland and DAFM to launch series on forestry for farmers

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Beef

8 hours ago

Dealing with dry weather conditions on ABP Demo Farm

The current spell of prolonged warm, dry weather with no rainfall has brought challenges for managing cattle at grass on the ABP Demo Farm.

Dealing with dry weather conditions on ABP Demo Farm

Rural Life

19 hours ago

How far do you have to travel for health services in rural counties?

New data from the CSO highlights the disparity between urban and rural areas in how far people have to travel to access health services.

How far do you have to travel for health services in rural counties?

Dairy

19 hours ago

'Inadequate' compensation hitting liquid milk supplier confidence

Greater compensation is needed to halt the declining numbers of liquid milk suppliers in the country, according to the IFA.

'Inadequate' compensation hitting liquid milk supplier confidence

Agri-Business

20 hours ago

DAFM stands over Teagasc's potential €52m pension bill this year

DAFM has defended Teagasc's projected €52.4 million pension bill for 2026, which could account for 30% of its state funding this year.

DAFM stands over Teagasc's potential €52m pension bill this year

Rural Life

21 hours ago

What to consider before drilling your own well

With high temperatures and no rain for the past week, farmers might be considering a private well. Here’s what you need to know.

What to consider before drilling your own well

Schemes

21 hours ago

Over €1.9m issued in farm scheme payments last week - DAFM

Over €1.9 million was issued in farm scheme payments last week, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has confirmed.

Over €1.9m issued in farm scheme payments last week - DAFM

Dairy

21 hours ago

GDT index sees slight recovery after 3 decreases on the trot

The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has seen a slight recovery after the latest trading event today (Tuesday, July 21).

GDT index sees slight recovery after 3 decreases on the trot

ESB Networks Summer Safety Series 2026

ESB Networks: Farm Safety Week 2026 electrical risks and tips

ESB Networks: Farm Safety Week 2026 electrical risks and tips

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Sheep

21 hours ago

Lamb markets 'counterproductive' to building future for sector

Co. Meath pedigree Charollais sheep breeder, Eugene O’Sullivan, has noted the recent increase in lamb market prices.

Lamb markets 'counterproductive' to building future for sector

Agri-Business

22 hours ago

Glenisk projecting to generate €27m revenues in 2026

Glenisk is projecting a 15% increase in revenues this year to €27 million after the business returned to pre-tax profit in 2025.

Glenisk projecting to generate €27m revenues in 2026

Forestry

22 hours ago

'Condition Orange' high fire risk extended to Friday

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has extended a 'Condition Orange' warning for high fire risk until Friday.

'Condition Orange' high fire risk extended to Friday

Hay

22 hours ago

Wexford hay auction sees 900 bales sell for average of €22/bale

Almost 900 hay bales sold for an average of €22/bale at an on-farm auction in Co. Wexford this week, conducted by Quinn Property.

Wexford hay auction sees 900 bales sell for average of €22/bale

Videos

Meet the winner of the AXA Vintage Series

That champion was Clonroche/Poulpeasty Vintage Club who claimed top honours in the Ferguson 20...

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Farm Safety

22 hours ago

Industry to gather in Dublin for EU conference on farm safety

Researchers, farmers, advisors and EU policymakers will gather later this year for a conference on farm safety.

Industry to gather in Dublin for EU conference on farm safety

N.Ireland

23 hours ago

CAFRE student crowned Student Veterinary Nurse of the Year

A CAFRE student from Co. Antrim has said she is "honoured" to have been named as the winner of a prestigious veterinary award.

CAFRE student crowned Student Veterinary Nurse of the Year

Opinion

23 hours ago

Opinion: Utilising water to best effect and general farm repairs

The consecutive heat waves that have characterised 2026, up to this point, have highlighted the importance of utilising water to best effect.

Opinion: Utilising water to best effect and general farm repairs

ZuivelNL

23 hours ago

Milk price rebounds in Europe after 11-month downward spiral

The average European standard milk price for May rose by €0.38, ending an 11-month-long run of reductions in rates paid by processors.

Milk price rebounds in Europe after 11-month downward spiral

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