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Chinese pork production continues to increase as imports fall - report

Agri-Business

20 hours ago

Chinese pork production continues to increase as imports fall - report

Pork production in China has continued to increase in 2026 driven by productivity gains and increased slaughtering.

European bird flu cases due to remain low over summer - EFSA

Pig/Poultry

8 days ago

European bird flu cases due to remain low over summer - EFSA

Detections of highly pathogenic bird flu declined in Europe during the spring and are expected to remain low over the summer.

Ban on Brazilian imports to EU could mean higher chicken prices - research

Pig/Poultry

10 days ago

Ban on Brazilian imports to EU could mean higher chicken prices - research

The suspension of Brazilian agri-food imports to the EU could result in an increase in prices for the consumer, according to a new report.

Hepatitis E virus genes found in pigmeat products – FSAI

Pig/Poultry

12 days ago

Hepatitis E virus genes found in pigmeat products – FSAI

Hepatitis E virus genes have been identified in pigmeat products in several countries, including Ireland, according to the FSAI.

Pig meat per sow up 6.8% since 2020 – report

Pig/Poultry

13 days ago

Pig meat per sow up 6.8% since 2020 – report

The quantity of pig meat produced per sow per year has increased by 6.8% since 2020, according to a new Teagasc study.

Pig/Poultry

14 days ago

How does birth order affect piglet survival rates?

An AFBI study shows farmers could save up to one piglet per litter by focusing on the wellbeing of pigs born late in the farrowing process.

How does birth order affect piglet survival rates?

Agri-Business

15 days ago

Cattle slaughterings down 12% in first 5 months of year - CSO

683,896 cattle were slaughtered in Ireland between January and May this year, according to new data...

Cattle slaughterings down 12% in first 5 months of year - CSO

Pig/Poultry

19 days ago

Australia confirms first case of H5N1 bird flu

Australia has today (Saturday, June 20) confirmed the country's first case of the H5N1 strain of avian influenza (bird flu).

Australia confirms first case of H5N1 bird flu

Pig/Poultry

20 days ago

288 farms in egg production in Ireland last year - DAFM

In total, there were 288 farms in egg production in the country last year.

288 farms in egg production in Ireland last year - DAFM

Pig/Poultry

24 days ago

'Rashers Without Nitrites' launched by farmer co-op company

An Irish food company, owned by 85 farming families, has launched a new range of ‘Made Without...

'Rashers Without Nitrites' launched by farmer co-op company

AgriOpinions

25 days ago

Sunday survey: Be in with a chance to win a One4All voucher

AgriOpinions is seeking the views of Irish farmers in a survey to see what you think about sustainable on-farm measures.

Sunday survey: Be in with a chance to win a One4All voucher

Pig/Poultry

27 days ago

Pork mince recalled amid salmonella concern

Kepak is recalling specific batches of pork mince products a due to the presence of...

Pork mince recalled amid salmonella concern

Pig/Poultry

27 days ago

DAFM urged to ensure movement of poultry manure from NI

The Sinn Féin agriculture spokesperson has called on DAFM to ensure the continued movement of poultry manure from Northern Ireland.

DAFM urged to ensure movement of poultry manure from NI

Pig/Poultry

30 days ago

UK supermarket switches to white eggs to 'lower carbon footprint'

The UK’s second largest supermarket said it was only going to stock white eggs in its own brand as they were more environmentally friendly.

UK supermarket switches to white eggs to 'lower carbon footprint'

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

Hungary confirms first case of African swine fever in domestic pigs

Hungary has confirmed the country's first case of African swine fever (ASF) in a domestic pig herd, leading to a cull of 3,000 animals.

Hungary confirms first case of African swine fever in domestic pigs

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

UFU meets Sofina Foods on 'future of NI pig producers'

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has met with senior representatives from Sofina Foods.

UFU meets Sofina Foods on 'future of NI pig producers'

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

€2.6m paid out in bird flu compensation since 2023 - DAFM

Approximately €2.6 million has been paid out in avian influenza-related compensation since 2023, according to DAFM.

€2.6m paid out in bird flu compensation since 2023 - DAFM

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

FAO: Poultry meat surpasses beef & dairy growth over past 60 years

The global supply of terrestrial animal source food, driven mainly by egg, poultry and pig meat, has experienced a significant increase

FAO: Poultry meat surpasses beef & dairy growth over past 60 years

consumer spending

1 month ago

Beef no longer the 'centrepiece' of British menus - AHDB

While UK restaurants in the UK are expanding their menus, the proportion of red meat options available is still down, a new report has shown.

Beef no longer the 'centrepiece' of British menus - AHDB

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

FBD launches Pig Farming Awards and €10,000 bursary 

FBD has announced the launch of the FBD Pig Farming Awards 2026 as well as a €10,000 Innovation Bursary for the industry.

FBD launches Pig Farming Awards and €10,000 bursary 

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

UFU to meet Sofina Foods on pig contracts

Representatives of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) are to meet the management of Sofina Foods to discuss farmer supply contracts.

UFU to meet Sofina Foods on pig contracts

N.Ireland

1 month ago

DAERA issues reminder of marketing and welfare requirements for eggs

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has provided guidance to the poultry industry of its statutory obligations.

DAERA issues reminder of marketing and welfare requirements for eggs

Agri-Business

1 month ago

CSO: Cattle slaughterings down 14.8% in first 4 months of year

Between January and April 2026, cattle slaughterings decreased by 14.8% when compared with the same period in 2025.

CSO: Cattle slaughterings down 14.8% in first 4 months of year

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