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Now is the time to tackle lameness by investing in roadways

Dairy

15 hours ago

Now is the time to tackle lameness by investing in roadways

With the grazing season coming to an end and farms preparing for winter housing, it is time to start ticking off the jobs on the winter list.

Is silage testing the key to cost-saving this winter?

Silage Testing

2 days ago

Is silage testing the key to cost-saving this winter?

Testing your silage now is a worthwhile activity to meet the nutritional needs of your beef cattle.

Is this Ireland's strongest tractor?

Fendt

2 days ago

Is this Ireland's strongest tractor?

"Seeing it in the flesh, it's a massive tractor." That is according to Mick English, the owner...

Court: Transporter denied carrying animals despite 60 sheep found on lorry

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Court: Transporter denied carrying animals despite 60 sheep found on lorry

A transporter has been convicted by a court in Northern Ireland for carrying animals deemed "not fit for the journey".

Cross-border beef industry group visits farms in Kildare and Meath

Beef

3 days ago

Cross-border beef industry group visits farms in Kildare and Meath

Farmers and project representatives from the cross-border 'climate-friendly beef' project 'CliBeef'...

cattle cull

3 days ago

Tyrone cattle cull: Investigation finds operation 'lawful' but raises serious questions

A controversial culling of cattle in County Tyrone in June has been declared "entirely lawful" following an independent external review.

Tyrone cattle cull: Investigation finds operation 'lawful' but raises serious questions

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Gas pipes through farmland need a cautious approach

Northern Ireland's high- pressure, natural gas network is made up of both transmission and distribution pipelines.

Gas pipes through farmland need a cautious approach

Opinion

3 days ago

Opinion: How serious is the disease threat posed by migratory birds?

Large numbers of migratory birds make their home in Ireland over the winter months. The process is at the heart of a natural, global rhythm.

Opinion: How serious is the disease threat posed by migratory birds?

Beef Technical

3 days ago

Donegal breeders sell heifer calf for €12,800 at Stranorlar sale

The annual Elite Commercial Haltered Cattle Show and Sale took place at Ballybofey and Stranorlar...

Donegal breeders sell heifer calf for €12,800 at Stranorlar sale

Dairy

4 days ago

What are dairy stock making at the mart?

With winter milkers in the thick of calving down, dairy sales are well and truly underway in the marts, but what is stock making?

What are dairy stock making at the mart?

Agri-Business

5 days ago

Plant-based dairy alternatives risk nutrient deficiency, new study

Replacing dairy products with unfortified plant-based alternatives may lead to a deficiency in vital nutrients.

Plant-based dairy alternatives risk nutrient deficiency, new study

N.Ireland

7 days ago

Demand for answers and action from report on Tyrone cattle cull

An independent review into the culling of 51 cattle in Co. Tyrone in June must deliver answers, accountability and action, the UFU has said.

Demand for answers and action from report on Tyrone cattle cull

N.Ireland

7 days ago

'Sound evidence' vital for shaping agri-food policy

"Sound evidence" is needed to form the policies needed to guide the agri-food sector through challenges, according to Minister Andrew Muir.

'Sound evidence' vital for shaping agri-food policy

N.Ireland

9 days ago

£11.8m farm fire loss in NI spurs investment demand

More investment is needed in Northern Ireland's rural fire and rescue services after a 73% increase in farm fire costs last year, a MLA said.

£11.8m farm fire loss in NI spurs investment demand

Rural Life

9 days ago

Farm safety campaign launched in NI for older farmers

A new farm safety campaign has been launched in Northern Ireland, urging older farmers to recognise the risks on their farms.

Farm safety campaign launched in NI for older farmers

Dairy

10 days ago

One fifth of farmers did not vaccinate after BVD-positive calf

A survey of farmers who received a BVD-positive result has found that 21% did not go on to vaccinate their herd after their first case.

One fifth of farmers did not vaccinate after BVD-positive calf

Sheep

10 days ago

Irish farmers helping develop new sheep genomic breeding values

The involvement of a Co Antrim farmer has been instrumental in allowing Signet to develop new genomic breeding values for the sheep sector.

Irish farmers helping develop new sheep genomic breeding values

N.Ireland

10 days ago

Court: Food company fined after serious injury to employee

A food manufacturing company in Northern Ireland has been fined in court following a serious injury to an employee over 3 years ago.

Court: Food company fined after serious injury to employee

Dairy

11 days ago

New Zealand milk production reaches record high

New Zealand's milk production has grown by around 3.5% for the 2025/2026 season, according to the latest New Zealand dairy statistics report.

New Zealand milk production reaches record high

Beef

11 days ago

Pedigree bulls sell to 9,200gns at Limousin show and sale

There was a strong trade for pedigree bulls at the British Limousin Cattle Society's regional autumn show and sale.

Pedigree bulls sell to 9,200gns at Limousin show and sale

Agri-Business

13 days ago

EU milk prices fall almost 20% despite increased production

The latest European Commission figures indicate rising milk supply, expanding dairy production, and stronger export volumes in the EU.

EU milk prices fall almost 20% despite increased production

Sheep

14 days ago

Ewe nutrition: How BCS impacts milk quality and lamb size

Body condition score is the all-important arbiter of ewe productivity, according to sheep specialist: Dr Nerys Wright.

Ewe nutrition: How BCS impacts milk quality and lamb size

Sheep

15 days ago

'Iceberg diseases' impacting on overall sheep productivity

Sheep veterinarian, Phillipa Page, has referenced Iceberg diseases as contributing significantly to reductions in flock productivity.

'Iceberg diseases' impacting on overall sheep productivity

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