Agri Politics
The Taoiseach has said Ireland is "still working" on sanitary and phytosanitary (SPS) safeguards in relation to the Mercosur trade agreement.
Agri-Business
Irish farmers and co-op representatives are among thousands who descended on Brussels today to protest the Mercosur deal and other issues.
N.Ireland
There will be a further relaxation of animal movement restrictions for farms within the bluetongue virus Temporary Control Zone in NI.
Podcast
Francess McDonnell, Kathleen O'Sullivan, Cathal O'Shea and Breifne O’Brien bring you the biggest...
An estimated 10,000 farmers from all 27 EU member states joined together in Brussels today (Thursday, December 18) according to Copa Cogeca.
President of ICMSA, Denis Drennan said the Mercusor deal would have disastrous consequences for the Irish beef sector.
DAERA has launched a six-month public consultation on its assessment of the Significant Water Management Issues affecting NI groundwaters.
The President of Brazil has said his country will walk away from trade deals with the EU, if there is further delay to ratifying the EU-Mercosur trade agreement.
Dairy
Carbery has announced its milk price for the month of November. If this decision is...
Rural Life
Unlimited fines have been passed for livestock worrying, strengthening protections for sheep, cows and other farm animals.
Irish food and live animals exports hit €13,919 million for the January-October 2025, an 11.8% rise year-on-year.
Early estimates for 2025 suggest that the average price of agricultural goods (outputs) in the EU went up by 3% compared with 2024.
A HGV driver transporting 30t of fertiliser was arrested by gardaí for drug driving after being stopped as part of a Christmas campaign.
Forestry
A new report has been published on demand estimates for forest tree seed and plants for the period to 2035.
Young farmers from across Europe are joining the farm protest organised in Brussels today...
Farmers’ organisations from the EMB and ECVC descended on Liège Airport on Wednesday (December 17) to express their anger at EU policies.
Agriland Media Group is pleased to collaborate with the National Dairy Council (NDC) on a...
The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Romania has filed an indictment against five...
Beef
The ICMSA has called on beef processors to call off what is describing as the "charades" regarding ongoing price cuts
Tillage
Goldcrop cereal variety manager, John Dunne, is a strong advocate for the use of gene editing as a plant breeding tool
A Status Yellow thunderstorm warning has been issued for two counties.
Minister of State for planning and local government, John Cummins will today (Thursday, December...
Yesterday (Wednesday, December 17) the European Parliament and Council negotiators informally...
UUP agriculture spokesperson Robbie Butler MLA has said that the Mercosur deal could severely disadvantage Northern Ireland’s farmers.
Agriland Media Group is collaborating with FBD Trust to produce the 'FBD Trust Marking 50...
The organisers of Kilmoon Barndance are hosting a Christmas raffle, with all funds going to a cancer research charity.
Many winter milking herds may only begin breeding after Christmas, which means considering a synchronisation programme may be worthwhile.
The Irish Limousin Cattle Society hosted its final sale of 2025 at Roscommon Mart on Saturday,...
New regulations are set to allow farmers to increase slurry storage capacity and construct additional housing without planning permission.
Agriland Media Group and ESB Networks are collaborating to bring you the ESB Networks Winter...
The Council of Ministers of the EU is unsure if there would be a majority in the qualified majority...
Minister for Enterprise, Tourism and Employment Peter Burke and Minister of State for employment,...
There is a "fear" that farmers might go to abattoirs instead of marts because of changes to the flat rate VAT scheme, the Seanad has heard.
A University of Galway academic has been appointed chief scientist of the Food and Agriculture Organisation (FAO) of the United Nations.
Scientists have discovered that some bird flu variants 'are more able to infect cow cells and tissues" than older variants.
