Opinion
Roxane Feller, director-general, AnimalhealthEurope, believes that the EU’s new livestock strategy will mean a healthier Europe.
ICMSA president Denis Drennan responds to an article by environmental commentator and former CCAC chairperson Prof. John Fitzgerald.
Letter to the editor: Going into harvest 2026 and morale in the tillage sector is at lowest point I have ever seen.
The current calls to reverse the ban on the sale of turf as a means to deal with the rising fuel...
Across Europe, discussions have already begun on the future of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) beyond 2027.
An Open Letter to the Government of Ireland To the government, what exactly does 'Taste of...
Dear editor, with the EU under attack from all sides, European farmers are yet again being used as cannon fodder.
As another year draws to a close, it is a natural time to pause, reflect, and take stock. The past...
As the EU wrestles with the future of its Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), Europe is facing...
Dear editor, I refer to an article published by Agriland.ie on August 29, 2025, entitled 'Keep them...
Dear editor, there’s growing concern about the opposition by Irish dairy co-ops and their...
Environment
Dear editor, I worked for Beef + Lamb New Zealand for approximately eight years as sector...
The words of Albert Einstein - "in the midst of every crisis, lies great opportunity" could be the...
Dear editor, when will beef farmers begin to see the true value of the 'fifth' quarter, in the interest of transparency
Dear Minister Heydon, the INHFA has extreme dissatisfaction with your position on the proposed definition of a standard for GAEC 2
Forest industry sources estimate that 12 million cubic metres of lumber has been knocked by Storm...
The suggestion of a motto such as “if it flies, it dies” does a disservice to both hunters and the conservation work carried out by them.
On Christmas Eve, US President Joe Biden signed a law bestowing the honour of national bird of the US upon the bald eagle.
As a Kerry Co-op shareholder and dairy farmer, I’m alarmed by what I consider to be the misinformation spreading
It's fair to say that environmental regulations have sent food production costs into orbit during the tenure of the last government.
As someone involved in vet practice for 40 years in Donegal who struggled to recruit cattle vets, we urgently need new vet schools.
The proposed decoupling of veterinary services from medicine sales must consider the practical implications for all stakeholders involved.
The recent moves by Veterinary Ireland to address changes in the rules for medicines have sparked a heated debate.
The ongoing disconnect being felt by farm families nationally in relation to the activities of the...
