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Dairy

8 hours ago

What are the best strategies for feeding late cut silage?

Following the two month long drought, fertiliser was late going out, which ultimately meant silage was late coming in.

What are the best strategies for feeding late cut silage?

Pig/Poultry

10 hours ago

Weaker demand raises uncertainty for 2027 global pork outlook

Disappointing pork markets in Q3 2026 and tightening margins in key markets are leading to a reexamination of pig production for 2027.

Weaker demand raises uncertainty for 2027 global pork outlook

Beef

12 hours ago

Irish Aubrac breed sets new records at Tullamore society show and sale

The Irish Aubrac Cattle Breed Society held its annual Pedigree Show and Sale on Saturday, October 24, at GVM Tullamore Mart, Co. Offaly.

Irish Aubrac breed sets new records at Tullamore society show and sale

Agri-Business

13 hours ago

EU milk prices fall almost 20% despite increased production

The latest European Commission figures indicate rising milk supply, expanding dairy production, and stronger export volumes in the EU.

EU milk prices fall almost 20% despite increased production

Machinery

14 hours ago

How to limit damage to saturated soils from machinery

Farmers have been struggling to carry out field work over the past few weeks due to widespread soil saturation and waterlogging.

How to limit damage to saturated soils from machinery

Agri-Business

14 hours ago

DAFM proposes 29% fee increase in fallen animal scheme dispute

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) seems to have softened its stance in the ongoing fallen animal collection dispute.

DAFM proposes 29% fee increase in fallen animal scheme dispute

Agri-Business

15 hours ago

Cattle haulage service sought for Grange research farm

Teagasc is currently inviting tenders for cattle haulage services for its Grange Research Centre in Dunsany, Co. Meath.

Cattle haulage service sought for Grange research farm

Rural Life

16 hours ago

Mayo farmer to tackle seven marathons in seven days for charity

Co. Mayo entrepreneur and part-time farmer, Alan Heaney, is preparing to run seven marathons on seven continents in seven consecutive days.

Mayo farmer to tackle seven marathons in seven days for charity

Tillage

18 hours ago

What are the predicted key crop margins for 2027?

Teagasc has produced a series of 2027 gross crop margin projections for cereals, oilseed rape, peas, beans, potatoes and beet.

What are the predicted key crop margins for 2027?

N.Ireland

18 hours ago

New guidelines on potash needs for potato crops released

The Potash Development Association (PDA) has published a number of new nutrient considerations for the growing of potato crops.

New guidelines on potash needs for potato crops released

Dairy

19 hours ago

End of grazing season in sight as grass growth fades

The final push to finish the rotation is now on, as grass growth has falling back to 31kg DM/ha, paired with unfavourable conditions.

End of grazing season in sight as grass growth fades

Beef

19 hours ago

Cattle trade: 'Nobody seems to know what way it will go'

Kilkenny Mart auctioneer George Candler surmised current sentiment, saying: "Nobody seems to know what direction the cattle trade will go."

Cattle trade: 'Nobody seems to know what way it will go'

Grass

1 day ago

Preparing for droughts with summer silage contingency

The impact of this year's droughts means more farmers may need to consider a contingency of summer silage as part of their fodder budgets.

Preparing for droughts with summer silage contingency

Carrots

1 day ago

Investments in irrigation key for resilient carrot growers

Climate resilience means investing in good machinery that's able to get over the ground quickly when you do get good weather.

Investments in irrigation key for resilient carrot growers

Forestry

1 day ago

Forestry stakeholders meet to discuss future of sector

The Social Economic Environmental Forestry Association of Ireland (SEEFA) today held its inaugural policy event as part of its AGM.

Forestry stakeholders meet to discuss future of sector

Sheep

1 day ago

Ewe nutrition: How BCS impacts milk quality and lamb size

Body condition score is the all-important arbiter of ewe productivity, according to sheep specialist: Dr Nerys Wright.

Ewe nutrition: How BCS impacts milk quality and lamb size

ESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026

ESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026: Weather-related risks on farms

ESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026: Weather-related risks on farms

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Environment

1 day ago

Warning that new deforestation bill could restrict Irish farmers

There are further warnings that a government bill on deforestation could 'open the door' to restrictions on Irish farmers.

Warning that new deforestation bill could restrict Irish farmers

Rural Life

1 day ago

Watch: Is a part-time degree the ideal option for farmers?

Students studying the part time BSc (Hons) in Agriculture at Dundalk Institute of Technology (DkIT), graduated from the level eight course.

Watch: Is a part-time degree the ideal option for farmers?

Beef

1 day ago

Polled genetics and docility key at Roundhill Limousin farm walk

A focus on polled genetics, docility and pedigree breeding was at the heart of a beef farm walk at Roundhill Limousin in Co. Limerick.

Polled genetics and docility key at Roundhill Limousin farm walk

Zero grazing

1 day ago

Zero Grazer to get one last run-out this November, but at what cost?

A €20 fuel surcharge, two-week credit periods, and charging by load or by hour; Agriland caught up with contractors to talk zero grazing.

Zero Grazer to get one last run-out this November, but at what cost?

Rural Life

2 days ago

IRL calls for action on Central Bank's rural 'access to cash' reports

IRL has called for the findings in reports from the Central Bank of Ireland on 'access to cash' to be translated into "meaningful action".

IRL calls for action on Central Bank's rural 'access to cash' reports

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Farmers and growers shortlisted for prestigious food awards

Farmers, growers and food producers are among those shortlisted for the 20th anniversary edition of the Good Food Ireland Awards.

Farmers and growers shortlisted for prestigious food awards

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Bord Bia to focus on horticulture at inaugural seminar in Kildare

Bord Bia will hold its inaugural horticulture seminar at the Keadeen Hotel, Newbridge, Co. Kildare, next week.

Bord Bia to focus on horticulture at inaugural seminar in Kildare

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Agri-Business

2 days ago

More time allowed to submit evidence to support farm investments

Minister Heydon has extended the call for evidence on capital investments on farms supporting agriculture and land use post-2027.

More time allowed to submit evidence to support farm investments

Rural Life

2 days ago

Farmers told to 'note the names' of workers maintaining hedges

A farm organisation has told farmers to "note the names" of workers carrying out maintenance on hedgerows.

Farmers told to 'note the names' of workers maintaining hedges

Rural Life

2 days ago

Mostly dry and settled weather expected next week

Met Éireann has said that high pressure centred on the north of the country will bring mostly dry, calm and settled weather next week.

Mostly dry and settled weather expected next week

Sheep

2 days ago

'Iceberg diseases' impacting on overall sheep productivity

Sheep veterinarian, Phillipa Page, has referenced Iceberg diseases as contributing significantly to reductions in flock productivity.

'Iceberg diseases' impacting on overall sheep productivity

Videos

Kerry dairy farmer's Halloween pumpkin patch

Nestled on the coast of the Kingdom county, the well-known Leagh Holsteins herd has been engulfed...

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Kerry dairy farmer's Halloween pumpkin patch
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Tillage

2 days ago

Autumn disease control in winter oilseed rape

Teagasc is confirming that the area of winter oilseed rape planted in Ireland has increased significantly this season

Autumn disease control in winter oilseed rape

Dairy

2 days ago

Managing feed efficiency with the winter milking herd

With autumn calving underway and grazing days limited, farmers must be consider different diets to achieve optimum feed efficiency.

Managing feed efficiency with the winter milking herd

Beef

2 days ago

Heifers average over €5,700 at Roscommon Simmental premier

The Irish Simmental Cattle Society hosted its Premier Show and Sale at Roscommon Co-Operative...

Heifers average over €5,700 at Roscommon Simmental premier

Machinery

2 days ago

Fed up of your beeping tractor? Meet the 'dead simple' tractor from Canada

Have you ever been driving your modern tractor down a country road only for it to stop dead, almost throwing you from the seat?

Fed up of your beeping tractor? Meet the 'dead simple' tractor from Canada

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