CAP
Minister Martin Heydon has been challenged on how he plans to deliver for farmers if a proposed 24% cut to Ireland’s CAP funding goes ahead?
Succession
The ICMSA said all qualifying succession farm partnerships should be eligible for the increased €10,000 tax credit from 2027.
Beef
The liver fluke forecast from the department indicates that the disease will be prevalent in many Atlantic coastal counties this winter.
Agri-Business
Bord Bia and the Irish Whiskey Association (IWA) have today (Thursday, November 12) launched a €3...
The Animal Collectors' Association (ACA) is to hold an emergency meeting as the dispute over a new Fallen Animal Scheme continues.
Machinery
101 new tractors were registered in the country during October, new data from the Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA) shows.
Environment
Environmental groups have published a report calling for the removal of state-owned forestry on peatlands.
Dairy
The 173rd Carnaross dairy sale took place in Carnaross mart, Co. Meath during the week with over 70 head of stock on offer.
Delvin Mart in Co. Westmeath is set to host its inaugural winter unaltered fatstock sale of cattle...
Silage Testing
Testing your silage now is a worthwhile activity to meet the nutritional needs of your beef cattle.
Fendt
"Seeing it in the flesh, it's a massive tractor." That is according to Mick English, the owner...
Cattle Trade
Mayo-Sligo Livestock Mart held its weekly cattle sale on Tuesday (November 10), saw ringside activity driven by buyers from Northern Ireland
Bovine TB
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) is "closely monitoring" a bovine...
Stone picker
"Nobody is going to pick stones by hand anymore, and you can't blame them; it's hard work." That...
Forestry
Representatives of the forestry industry have called on Minister of State for forestry Niall Collins to "redouble efforts" on afforestation.
trespass
The ICMSA has questioned the Minister for Justice Jim O'Callaghan's description of existing trespass laws as "robust".
The average price of a pint of stout rose last month but the average price of a pint of milk fell, according to new national figures.
TB
Six months on from the introduction of the new TB measures, we caught up with Maurice Brosnan, Gortalea Mart manager, on his views of the changes
fuel protests
After initially stating that nationwide protests would take place on Friday, the group behind the action has seemingly scaled back its plans.
Rural Life
Farming family members will now be more involved in conversations surrounding mental health thanks to new research.
N.Ireland
A transporter has been convicted by a court in Northern Ireland for carrying animals deemed "not fit for the journey".
Gardaí are investigating the theft of a trailer from a farmyard in Co. Monaghan, in the latest incident to raise concerns about rural theft.
Tullow Livestock Sales, Co. Carlow held its weekly cattle sale on Friday (November 6) and its weanling sale on Saturday (November 7).
Plans are being made for protests on fuel prices to take place in all counties and in Dublin city on Friday (November 13).
Tillage
The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is confirming that international grain prices remain under pressure.
Every co-op elevated its milk price for the month of September, bringing the average base price paid across the board climb to 39.66c/L.
On episode three of The Dairy Trail podcast, Agriland's Technical Dairy Specialist, Cathal O'Shea...
Teagasc is confirming that the 2026 potato harvest is fast coming to a conclusion.Field work continues apace in some parts of the country
Just over 100 cases of bluetongue virus have been detected in Ireland, across 17 counties, according to the latest department figures.
fertiliser scheme
Minister Heydon has been asked to lift the 100-tonne cap on the fertiliser scheme to allow farmers with higher usage to benefit.
The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is indicating that oilseed rape prices are remaining steady
