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McNamara steps down as ICSA president

Beef

2 days ago

McNamara steps down as ICSA president

Sean McNamara has stepped down as president of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA).

'If young farmers don't get the land in time, it's no good to them later'

Agri-Business

3 days ago

'If young farmers don't get the land in time, it's no good to them later'

Delays in transferring land to the next generation need to be urgently addressed by the Irish...

Cattle slaughterings down 5.4% in first 8 months of year

Beef

3 days ago

Cattle slaughterings down 5.4% in first 8 months of year

1.1 million cattle were slaughtered in Ireland between January and August this year, according to new data from the CSO.

Special sale of 2,200 horned ewes set for Ballinrobe Mart this Saturday

Sheep

3 days ago

Special sale of 2,200 horned ewes set for Ballinrobe Mart this Saturday

The Mayo Blackface Producer Organisation (MBPO) is set to host its 22nd annual sale this Saturday (September 26) in Ballinrobe, Co. Mayo.

The Farming Week: Bluetongue spreads, 'VAT anomaly' hits farmers and rural housing

Podcast

4 days ago

The Farming Week: Bluetongue spreads, 'VAT anomaly' hits farmers and rural housing

The Agriland team bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture, which this week...

Feed For Growth: Your Partner For Calf Performance

How this Limerick family is building their future herd

How this Limerick family is building their future herd

Read more from this seriesFeed For Growth: Your Partner For Calf Performance

Sheep

4 days ago

Hill Multi-Breed Ram sale returning to Manorhamilton in October

Ireland's hill sheep breeding sector will once again come together at the third annual Hill Multi-Breed Ram Sale in Co. Leitrim in October.

Hill Multi-Breed Ram sale returning to Manorhamilton in October

Sheep

4 days ago

Advice: Store lamb tips for producers and purchasers

Forage availability, animal health and concentrate input are all important factors store lamb producers and purchasers need to bear in mind.

Advice: Store lamb tips for producers and purchasers

Organic Farming

5 days ago

Cork farmer takes home EU organic award

Kay O’Sullivan from Co. Cork, has won the Best Female Organic Farmer award at the 2026 EU Organic Awards today in Brussels.

Cork farmer takes home EU organic award

Bluetongue

5 days ago

'Strong possibility' clinical cases of bluetongue will emerge soon in NI

Farmers across Northern Ireland are urged to be aware of the threat of bluetongue virus (BTV).

'Strong possibility' clinical cases of bluetongue will emerge soon in NI

Water Quality

6 days ago

Farmer action on water quality campaign launched at Newgrange event

Farmers, advisers and agri-industry stakeholders gathered at David Redhouse's Newgrange Farm in Co. Meath for a water quality evemt.

Farmer action on water quality campaign launched at Newgrange event

Sheep

7 days ago

Sheep trade: Lamb price offers rise 10c/kg as cull ewe price stays firm

This week's sheep trade has seen most outlets move to increase their lamb price offers by 10c/kg, with prices of €8.00-€8.20/kg tabled.

Sheep trade: Lamb price offers rise 10c/kg as cull ewe price stays firm

Sheep

7 days ago

Bluetongue detected in sheep for first time in Ireland

A dead ram in Co. Wexford has tested PCR positive for bluetongue virus, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confirmed.

Bluetongue detected in sheep for first time in Ireland

Beef

7 days ago

Over 1,500 bluetongue cases now confirmed in Britain

1,517 cases of bluetongue have been confirmed by the Department for Environment, Food and rural affairs (DEFRA).

Over 1,500 bluetongue cases now confirmed in Britain

Rural Life

8 days ago

Fire crew in England rescues ram from concrete pipe

A fire crew in the South West of England had to "think outside the box" to rescue a ram that got stuck in a concrete pipe.

Fire crew in England rescues ram from concrete pipe

Machinery News

9 days ago

Meet the humanoid robot designed to do 'the 3 D's' on farms in near future

What if a ‘humanoid’ robot could take on the ‘three Ds’ of farm work - dirty, dull and dangerous - in Ireland and beyond?

Meet the humanoid robot designed to do 'the 3 D's' on farms in near future

Rural Life

11 days ago

World's best sheepdogs take to the field in Scotland for 2026 trials

Four days of competition has begun at the Sheep Dog World Trial 2026 in Scotland, with over 300 handlers and dogs from 34 nations competing.

World's best sheepdogs take to the field in Scotland for 2026 trials

Organic Farming

12 days ago

Cork woman among Europe’s best organic farmers

An Irish farmer has reached the final three for a major award recognising best practice in organics across Europe.

Cork woman among Europe’s best organic farmers

Video

13 days ago

Ireland Suffolk Sheep Society at Ploughing 2026

Agriland caught up with Garth Graham of Ireland Suffolk Sheep Society to see what they have on show...

Ireland Suffolk Sheep Society at Ploughing 2026

Rural Life

14 days ago

Countdown to 10th anniversary of Agriland's Ploughing live stream

The countdown to the 2026 Ploughing Championships is almost over, with three action-packed days...

Countdown to 10th anniversary of Agriland's Ploughing live stream

Sheep

14 days ago

Sheep trade: Some price movement but lamb carcass-weight limits rise

This week's factory sheep trade has seen most outlets move to increase their carcass-weight limit...

Sheep trade: Some price movement but lamb carcass-weight limits rise

Beef

14 days ago

ABP Demo Farm: How have cattle been performing since the drought?

Grass growth on the ABP Demo Farm in Co. Carlow was significantly impacted by the prolonged dry spell in July and August.

ABP Demo Farm: How have cattle been performing since the drought?

New Zealand

15 days ago

NZ sheep and beef farmers face tight margins despite strong prices

Sheep and beef farmers in New Zealand can expect continued strong red meat returns in 2026–2027, though margins are likely to tighten.

NZ sheep and beef farmers face tight margins despite strong prices

Bluetongue

17 days ago

Bluetongue: Farmers urged to vaccinate and submit samples as cases increase

A second case of bluetongue being identified this week will prompt concern amongst Irish livestock farmers of its spread.

Bluetongue: Farmers urged to vaccinate and submit samples as cases increase

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