Agri-Business
The agricultural sector is facing more frequent and interconnected global shocks, with increasing...
Machinery
Krone has expanded its forage harvesting range with the launch of a new grass pick-up and maize header for the BiG X forage harvester.
Podcast
On episode two of Agriland's all new season of The Dairy Trail podcast, we travel to Co. Westmeath...
Opinion
High pressure building, even at the beginning of November, adds up to a very good news story for Irish farming.
Rural Life
Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow warning for heavy fog in parts of the country tonight (Monday, November 2).
Deer
The government is being urged to take stronger management actions on the deer population due to road safety concerns.
Dairy
The Shamonda virus has been detected in cattle at two dairy farms in the UK, Defra today (Monday, November 2) confirmed.
FTMTA Farm Machinery Show
Drone as a Service will be at the FTMTA Farm Machinery Show at Punchestown Event Centre, Naas, Co. Kildare on November 17-19.
Brazil has reported a 170% increase in the volume of meat exports to the EU since the provisional application of the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
The future of Ireland's uplands will be the focus of a one-day symposium taking place in Co. Kerry next month.
Beef
The November beef trade has opened with factories reducing their price offers for beef cattle.
Tillage
The Irish Grain Growers Group (IGGG) has requested a meeting with Minister Heydon to discuss the impact of Budget 2027 on the tillage sector.
cyber attack
Chilled and frozen food has been withdrawn from 13 SuperValu stores in Ireland because of a "cyber incident".
Pig/Poultry
Market conditions across the EU pork sector continue to deteriorate, according to a DCA Market Intelligence report.
The EU Commission has awarded €3 million to Bord Bia to support a three-year campaign promoting European GI spirit drinks in Japan and India.
Silage Bales
Quality, weight and location were the biggest factors that influenced price when Agriland contacted sellers this week.
There was a strong trade for pedigree bulls at the British Limousin Cattle Society's regional autumn show and sale.
Dairy News
Carbery Group, the west Cork headquartered food and ingredients producer, has nominated Colm Leen for appointment to the board of Ornua.
New Zealand dairy co-op Fonterra has increased its farmgate milk price forecast for the 2026/2027 season on the back of strong demand.
High pressure will continue to bring settled and largely dry weather conditions this week, with just well scattered showers, Met Éireann said.
Formulating the appropriate diet for the winter milking herd is essential for boosting margins in a year where costs have been high.
All 80 suckler cows have now been housed for the winter on Wesley Browne's farm in Co. Monaghan.
Sheep
Agriland recently asked the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine to explain the anomaly in the cull ewe kill figures.
A revised Bill to strengthen ESB's powers to increase forestry corridors and management close to its infrastructure has come under fire.
Sixth year student Cian Hanrahan has used his Leaving Cert politics project to show falling rates of interest in farming among his peers.
A new project has been launched to reduce Europe's dependence on imported protein sources for animal feed.
When it comes to calf rearing this autumn, it is important to remember that milk is not the only essential liquid in a calves diet.
Nestled on the coast of the Kingdom county, the well-known Leagh Holsteins herd has been engulfed...
Finnish tractor brand Valtra has introduced its sixth generation T series, which falls into the mid-sized horsepower segment.
The reality of the transfer of management, ownership and knowledge of farms can be emotionally charged and fraught with difficulties.
Tackling soil compaction and, as a consequence, boosting global food production, will be the overarching theme set for World Soil Day 2026.
A Clare designer who grew up immersed in farming has built a small chapel in Brussels shaped like a plough.
