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Glanbia Co-operative Society is to make up to €20 million available in an extended…
Lawyers for the European Commission are currently examining a complaint relating to claims that Ireland recently breached regulations regarding rest stops for unweaned calves being…
The Sustainable Soil Management Events are the latest in a series of Farm Family Key Skills workshops for farmers, family members and employees.…
Thinking about embarking on a new career in the agricultural industry? There is a variety of vacancies in the agricultural space this month,…
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is working with the agricultural stakeholders’ group to guide farmers amid the ongoing drought conditions,…
“There can be no compromise on food safety and the integrity of the food chain. These are the primary building blocks of this…
The UK Government has published its long-anticipated Brexit white paper earlier today, proposing the establishment of a free trade area for goods between…
LIC (Livestock Improvement Corporation), the New Zealand farmer-owned co-operative, has announced the appointment of Kathryn George to the role of pasture to profit…
A drunk driver who was four times over the legal limit for blood alcohol levels was caught on a rural road by Gardai yesterday…
Plans to develop a €320m runway at Dublin Airport have met protests by local farmers and property owners living along Kilreesk lane in St Margaret’s,…
Meath dairy farmer Diarmuid Lally will replace former group chairman of Glanbia, Henry Corbally, as a non-executive director on the board of Glanbia Co-operative Society…
A formal complaint has reportedly been made to Brussels for claimed “systematic failures” by Irish exporters in relation to breaches in compliance with…
Thursday, May 18, 2017, will go down as the greatest moment of Henry Corbally’s business career. As he walked up to the podium…
An investigation into the closure of Castleblayney Mart in Co. Monaghan may be pursued by the Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA). When contacted…
Farmers who are owed money as a result of Castleblayney Mart going into liquidation earlier this year are considering legal action, according to…
The European Council has agreed to impose a ban on prophylactic or routine metaphylactic use of antibiotic medicated feed. Metaphylactic use (treating the…
The decision of Luxembourg retailer Cactus to exclusively stock Irish lamb from its self-service and butcher counters has been welcomed by Bord Bia.…
The ability of agricultural industries to attract the people they need to sustain themselves is a concern shared in most industrialised nations, according…
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