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Hay

1 day 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

Farm Safety

1 day 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

1 day 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

1 day 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

1 day 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

N.Ireland

1 day ago

New prime minister urged to fully reverse inheritance tax changes

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has "cautiously welcomed" the appointment of Andy Burnham as UK Prime Minister.

New prime minister urged to fully reverse inheritance tax changes

Series

1 day ago

Agriland and DAFM to launch series on forestry for farmers

Agriland and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine will publish a series about the potential benefits of forestry for farmers.

Agriland and DAFM to launch series on forestry for farmers

Rural Life

1 day ago

Free programme to help farm families cope with stress and burnout

A new programme is offering Irish family family members extra support in dealing with issues such...

Free programme to help farm families cope with stress and burnout

Rural Life

1 day ago

Firebreaks 'effective in protecting forestry' from Slievenamon blaze

Firefighting crews remain on site at Slievenamon today (July 21) following overnight operations to tackle a fire.

Firebreaks 'effective in protecting forestry' from Slievenamon blaze

Tillage

1 day ago

Decision on Straw Incorporation Measure funding due this week

Final funding levels for the 2026 Straw Incorporation Measure (SIM) should be announced before the end of this week.

Decision on Straw Incorporation Measure funding due this week

Dairy

1 day ago

Breeders urged to enter Diageo Baileys cow competition

Holstein Friesian breeders are been urged to secure their place in the prestigious Diageo Baileys Irish Champion Cow Competition.

Breeders urged to enter Diageo Baileys cow competition

Environment

1 day ago

Construction starts on Aurivo 5MW solar farm in Roscommon

Construction has begun on a 5 MW ground mounted solar farm, at Aurivo's Ballaghaderreen facility in Co. Roscommon.

Construction starts on Aurivo 5MW solar farm in Roscommon

Dairy

1 day ago

Department reminds farmers of crude protein limit flexibility

The department has issued a reminder to farmers and advisers over the flexibility in place for crude protein limits in animal feed.

Department reminds farmers of crude protein limit flexibility

Schemes

1 day ago

DAFM issues update on TAMS tranche 11 applications

The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has issued its first update on the status of applications made under tranche 11 of TAMS 3.

DAFM issues update on TAMS tranche 11 applications

Sheep Trade

1 day ago

Mart report: Wholesalers and factory agents create 'firm' trade in Kilkenny

Kilkenny Mart held its weekly sheep sale on Monday, where 780 sheep went through the ring, with trade described as "remarkably firm".

Mart report: Wholesalers and factory agents create 'firm' trade in Kilkenny

Rural Life

1 day ago

More clarity on rural housing options needed - senator

Senator Victor Boyhan has said more information on rural housing options needs to be provided.

More clarity on rural housing options needed - senator

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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Rural Life

1 day ago

Connemara Pony Show to celebrate 101st event in August

The official launch of the 101st Connemara Pony Show Clifden took place at Clifden Town Square in recent days.

Connemara Pony Show to celebrate 101st event in August

Dairy

1 day ago

Carbery Group confirms milk price for June

Dairy processor Carbery Group has confirmed its milk price for supplies in June, saying it will maintain its price.

Carbery Group confirms milk price for June

Schemes

1 day ago

Over 1,100 farmers apply for badger biosecurity scheme

The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) confirmed that over 1,100 applications have been submitted for the On-Farm Badger Biosecurity Scheme.

Over 1,100 farmers apply for badger biosecurity scheme

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Campaign for Wool pays tribute to late chair

The Campaign for Wool has paid tribute following the death of its chairperson, Peter Ackroyd MBE.

Campaign for Wool pays tribute to late chair

N.Ireland

1 day ago

DAERA seeking providers of on-farm bTB advice service

DAERA has launched a procurement competition to appoint a provider of on-farm bovine tuberculosis (bTB) biosecurity advice. 

DAERA seeking providers of on-farm bTB advice service

Fendt

1 day ago

Fendt 832 Vario achieves 'record result' in DLG PowerMix test

In the independent DLG PowerMix test, the Fendt 832 Vario achieved an average fuel consumption of just 235g/kWh of diesel while in the field.

Fendt 832 Vario achieves 'record result' in DLG PowerMix test

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Brazilian meat 'being frontloaded into Europe' ahead of potential ban

Brazilian product is "already being frontloaded into Europe" ahead of a potential ban on its meat exports to the EU from September.

Brazilian meat 'being frontloaded into Europe' ahead of potential ban

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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Latest Podcast Episodes

crude protein

1 day ago

What role does protein play in summer scour syndrome?

The crude protein rate in grass had no impact on calves developing summer scour syndrome, according to the latest Teagasc research trial.

What role does protein play in summer scour syndrome?

Dairy

1 day ago

Dry weather presenting opportunity for drainage installation

During the wet spring a lot of drainage issues may have been identified, with farmers now getting the chance to rectify any problem areas.

Dry weather presenting opportunity for drainage installation

Beef

1 day ago

Mart report: Continental store bullocks clear €5/kg at Cootehill

Cootehill Livestock Mart in Co. Cavan hosted its weekly general cattle sale on Friday, with continental store bullocks surpassing €5.00/kg.

Mart report: Continental store bullocks clear €5/kg at Cootehill

Dairy News

2 days ago

Number of liquid milk producers continues to decline - report

The number of farmers in liquid milk production decreased by a further 9% last year, the National Milk Agency report for 2025 shows.

Number of liquid milk producers continues to decline - report

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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Rural Life

2 days ago

Who's most at risk in agriculture? Men over 60

Who is most at risk of a workplace accident in agriculture? The answer appears to be older, self-employed male farmers.

Who's most at risk in agriculture? Men over 60

Agri Politics

2 days ago

Macra: MEP's remarks reflect 'very real frustrations' of young farmers

Macra has described MEP Luke 'Ming' Flanagan's comments as "a wake-up call", after he said young people would be "insane" to enter farming.

Macra: MEP's remarks reflect 'very real frustrations' of young farmers

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Sheep trade: Lamb prices firm as carcass-weight limits move to 22kg

This week's sheep trade sees the first outlets move to increase carcass-weight limits for spring lambs to 22kg.

Sheep trade: Lamb prices firm as carcass-weight limits move to 22kg

Rural Life

2 days ago

Fire crews assessing risk to forestry lands from ongoing Tipperary fire

Tipperary Fire and Rescue Service has confirmed a fire incident in the Slievenamon area of south Tipperary.

Fire crews assessing risk to forestry lands from ongoing Tipperary fire

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