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Price and quality key factors for dairy consumers - survey

Dairy

about 22 hours ago

Price and quality key factors for dairy consumers - survey

Dairy consumers are more interested in feeling confident about the quality assurance of the products they buy than in getting a cheap price.

National ground health project marks conclusion on World Soil Day

Environment

3 days ago

National ground health project marks conclusion on World Soil Day

Teagasc and VistaMilk Research Ireland Centre celebrated the successful conclusion of their citizen science initiative, GroundTruth.

Weather: Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rain warning

Rural Life

3 days ago

Weather: Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rain warning

Met Éireann has today (Friday, December 5) issued a Status Yellow rain warning for counties Cork and Kerry.

MEPs and EU member states agree to delay of deforestation law

Environment

3 days ago

MEPs and EU member states agree to delay of deforestation law

Representatives of the European Parliament and the presidency of the EU have agreed to a delay of the EU Deforestation Regulation.

Want to know how to increase yields with lower inputs of N?

Environment

4 days ago

Want to know how to increase yields with lower inputs of N?

Higher plant diversity in agricultural grasslands increases yields with lower inputs of nitrogen...

Rural Life

4 days ago

Met Éireann issues Status Yellow wind warning for three counties

Met Éireann has today (Thursday, December 4) issued a Status Yellow wind warning for counties Waterford, Wexford, and Wicklow.

Met Éireann issues Status Yellow wind warning for three counties

Podcast

4 days ago

The Farming Week: Bluetongue, derogation developments, and farm incomes

Charles O'Donnell and Kathleen O'Sullivan bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish...

The Farming Week: Bluetongue, derogation developments, and farm incomes

Environment

4 days ago

Irish farmer wins European award for innovation in agriculture

An Irish farmer has received the Innovation Award for Women Farmers 2025 at an event in the European Parliament.

Irish farmer wins European award for innovation in agriculture

Schemes

4 days ago

ACRES update: Deadline extended for Tranche 1 voluntary training

The Department of Agriculture, Food, and the Marine has confirmed further changes in the Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES).

ACRES update: Deadline extended for Tranche 1 voluntary training

Agri Politics

4 days ago

Proposed derogation conditions 'too high a price' for rural Ireland - Mullooly

MEP Ciaran Mullooly said the latest information on Ireland’s Nitrates Derogation puts “Ireland on an unfair...form of environmental parole”.

Proposed derogation conditions 'too high a price' for rural Ireland - Mullooly

Dairy

4 days ago

Using data to cut dairy methane emissions

Agriland talked to James Husband, senior livestock consultant for Map of Ag, about how data plays a part in cutting down methane emissions.

Using data to cut dairy methane emissions

Agri-Business

5 days ago

Met Éireann: Autumn wettest of any season since 2022

Autumn was the fourth wettest autumn in 85, and the wettest of any season since Autumn 2022, according to Met Éireann. 

Met Éireann: Autumn wettest of any season since 2022

Environment

5 days ago

Chemical nitrogen reduction expected as part of any derogation extension

Commission understood to have asked Ireland to reduce fertiliser allowances and increase "buffer zones" to secure a new nitrates derogation.

Chemical nitrogen reduction expected as part of any derogation extension

Environment

5 days ago

Deadline to apply for Organic Farming Scheme approaching

The deadline for applying to the Organic Farming Scheme (OFS) is approaching. The scheme opened...

Deadline to apply for Organic Farming Scheme approaching

Agri Politics

6 days ago

‘End the uncertainty and ease our way out of derogation’ - Green Party

With news of a three-year extension of the Nitrates Derogation, the Green Party has said that the government must use the timeframe wisely.

‘End the uncertainty and ease our way out of derogation’ - Green Party

Environment

6 days ago

November was fifth wettest on record for Ireland - Met Éireann

Although temperatures were relatively high, the month was wet overall, with a very mild first half, and a cooler second one, said Met Éireann

November was fifth wettest on record for Ireland - Met Éireann

Environment

7 days ago

Kepak wins large business category at SEAI Energy Awards

Irish food company Kepak was named the winner of the large business category at the 2025...

Kepak wins large business category at SEAI Energy Awards

Environment

8 days ago

Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rain warning

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain warning, with a warning already currently in place.

Met Éireann issues Status Yellow rain warning

Agri Politics

8 days ago

Govt agri climate adaption plan ‘falls far short’ of requirements – scientist

A climate expert says the Irish government’s climate plan for the farming, seafood and forestry sector "falls far short" of what is needed.

Govt agri climate adaption plan ‘falls far short’ of requirements – scientist

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Environment

9 days ago

Status Yellow rain warning issued

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain warning.

Status Yellow rain warning issued

Tillage

9 days ago

Turning potato crop waste into skincare gold in Scotland

Scientists from the University of Aberdeen are part of a team looking to turn potato waste into material for cosmetics and much more.

Turning potato crop waste into skincare gold in Scotland

Environment

10 days ago

EU launches plan to reward farmers and foresters who protect soils and support biomass

The European Commission has adopted a new Strategic Framework for a Competitive and Sustainable EU Bioeconomy, which will include rewarding farmers and foresters who enhance carbon sinks.

EU launches plan to reward farmers and foresters who protect soils and support biomass

Agri-Business

10 days ago

ifac launches inaugural sustainability report

Ifac has undertaken this voluntary, Corporate Sustainability Reporting Directive (CSRD)-aligned report as a step toward a sustainable future.

ifac launches inaugural sustainability report

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