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The Teagasc INZAC flock, consisting of 180 ewes, is in its third full year of production. The flock is comprised of 120 Irish…
The Ulster Wool depot team grades tonnes of wool on a daily basis, ensuring farmers across Northern Ireland realise the true market value…
A farm walk scheduled to take place in Co. Meath tomorrow (Wednesday, October 3) is set to focus on the benefits of farming…
For another week, the spring lamb trade continues to remain difficult and processors are slow to let their grasp on the market ease.…
Although farmers flocked to Tullamore, Co. Offaly, for last week’s National Ploughing Championships, the mass journey had little or no impact on sheep…
When it comes to beef consumption in the US, Americans predominantly want grain-fed cuts, the US Under Secretary for Trade and Foreign Agricultural…
Jess, an extraordinary Border Collie aged just 10 years young, was a top-class performer at last week’s National Ploughing Championships in Screggan, Co.…
As has been the case over the previous few weeks, spring lamb base quotes continue to remain under pressure in plants across the…
Now that we are in the latter stages of September, and the National Ploughing Championships are behind us for another year, it’s time…
Bank of Ireland has announced a designated €100 million fund to support farmers who are facing a shortage of fodder and increased feed costs…
Pat Griffin, senior inspector with the Health and Safety Authority (HSA), told AgriLand that it’s planning a mart inspection campaign for 2019. The aim of…
Bord Bia and Teagasc continue their series of farm walks this September and October, designed to highlight the benefits of Quality Assurance (QA)…
The Irish Natura and Hill Farmers’ Association’s (INHFA’s) Brendan Joyce spoke to AgriLand about fodder shortages at day one of the National Ploughing Championships. “I…
The Bord Bia stand (Block 3; Row 11; Stand 248) this year highlights the success of Origin Green in positioning Irish food and…
Lamb buyers are continuing their quest to push down spring lamb quotes; they’re beginning negotiations with farmers at 450-465c/kg again this week. Last…
A Northern Ireland council is urging members of the public to keep their dogs under control after a man was convicted following a…
Once lambs leave the farmer’s gate at the start of the food supply chain, everyone else along the chain is protected financially, Irish…
The promised benefit of new markets opening up to Irish lamb due to the introduction of electronic identification (EID) tagging has been dismissed…
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