Beef
The Egyptian beef market reopened to Irish exports in January after a 17-year gap -- but since then, it's been bad news
Europe's beef dealers have already hit the bloc's beef import cap for current quarter - six weeks before the start of the next one.
A hard Brexit threatens Britains fresh food security and supplies, and that could spell trouble for Ireland's beef farmers
Rural Life
The IFA president Joe Healy has called for disaster aid to help Donegal farmers affected by last Tuesday's flooding
Agri-Business
With 400 farmers waiting for payments under TAMS, the IFA is calling for €100m to be set aside for the farm improvement scheme next year
Truck drivers hauling animals should be on alert for fake animal welfare inspectors, officials in Northern Ireland have said.
Sheep
"The hill sheep sector is on the ground" -- that's the message from the INHFA as it calls for more funding under the Sheep Welfare Scheme.
The sale of radio spectrum rights expected to be used for 5G internet could be the answer for rural folks in need of better home internet
Agri Politics
Leo Varadkar and Simon Coveney have two different ideas about how to help Northern Ireland through the shock of Brexit
Europe's foreign ministers are meeting today to agree the bloc's negotiating position on Brexit -- and Ireland is a key issue
Strong consumer demand has driven average butter prices in Europe to a record high despite ample supplies of raw milk
The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association has called Tesco's price levels for spring lamb 'unsustainable'.
Machinery
Ridley Scott's industrial future-scapes are practically his trademark, and JCB decided it wanted in on the action in Alien: Covenant.
Dairy
Philip Jones, an award-winning dairy breeder from Co Wexford, has criticised the lack of support for pedigree cattle from Irish authorities
Chinese dairy company Huishan has been embroiled in scandal for months, with share prices frozen for over month
Teagasc's staff have teamed up to build a show garden for the Bloom festival aiming to raise awareness of the mission of Pieta House
With funding from Europe a lifeline for Irish farmers, it's vitally important to get your Basic Payment Scheme application right.
The Irish Holstein Friesian Association held its first dairy show of 2017 in Virginia, CO Cavan last weekend.
Drought and cold weather in southern Europe have hit tomato growers in southern Europe hard, with prices up 45% across the continent.
A Missouri dairy farmer was left counting the cost last weekend after a lightning strike wiped out a fifth of his herd.
With perfect summer conditions just around the corner, farmers have been warned they have a high risk of developing skin cancer.
Finer grades of wool are commanding reliable farm income in Australia against the background of volatile meat prices
When Sonny Perdue got the ‘Apprentice’ treatment last November, he obviously said all the right...
Breeders and Dairy will be on the road for Virginia Co Cavan this weekend for the Emerald Expo this Saturday
