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Aurivo has announced two senior appointments to its executive team – namely to the positions…
A new programme aimed at “enhancing the innovation capabilities within the Irish food, drink and horticultural sectors” has been announced today, Monday, February…
The World Potato Congress will be hosted by the Irish Potato Federation next year – from May 31 to June 3, 2021. The…
If you’re looking for a change of scenery in the agricultural sector, or you’re looking to ‘get your foot in the door’, then…
22,424t of oats (unmilled) were exported from Ireland in 2019, according to the Central Statistics Office (CSO). This far outweighs what was imported…
Grain prices saw an increase this week as Australia revised its production figures down, with the possibility of further reductions as a clearer…
The vast majority of school leavers seeking full-time Level 5 and 6 agricultural courses enrol in Teagasc programmes. There are good reasons for…
Ceres, the women in agri-business network, will host a breakfast event ‘Striking the gender balance in Irish agri-food’ in the Killashee Hotel, Naas,…
A group representing pedigree cattle breeders in Northern Ireland announced plans to commission a report proposing pioneering methods to control bovine TB. Speaking…
It would be “naive” to think the “present politically uncertain situation” is having no effect on Ireland’s ability to influence the Common Agricultural…
There was a large change in the amount of malt imported into Ireland this year. Approximately 68,591t of malt were imported in 2019,…
A breakfast event will be held next week in Naas to explore the gender balance in the agri-food sector, with a number of…
The coming disruption to knackery services is “the last thing farmers need”, according to the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA). Hugh…
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Michael Creed is being called on to ensure that fallen animals are collected from farms, following…
Ross and Alison Hendy of Cloncrane Farm have taken the coveted title of the Glanbia Ireland 2019 Grain Supplier of the Year Award for…
By Aileen Barron, Green Acre Marketing Having content that can be repurposed and utilised across a number of different marketing touchpoints is a…
The Future Growth Loan Scheme (FGLS) is effectively full for farmer applicants, with no banks currently offering funding in the agricultural sector, according…
No lorries from Irish knackeries will operate collection services to remove dead animals from farms from next Wednesday, February 26, the Animal Collectors’…
