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The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has revealed that the domestic milk intake by creameries and pasteurisers in January 2019 was up 0.6% on…
Total cattle numbers fell by 1.2% in December 2018 compared to the same month of 2017 – largely as a result of a…
New figures released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) reveal that the agriculture input price index for 2018 was up 6.7% up to…
Net subsidies from direct payments totalled at more than €1.6 billion – or 47% – of operating surplus on farms nationwide in 2017.…
Total on-farm operating surplus (across the country) increased by 35.2% up to €3.498 billion in 2017, new figures from the Central Statistics Office…
The growth in agri-food exports to the EU was higher than increases in shipments to Britain in the first five months of the…
The agricultural output price index was up 10.7% on an annual basis in May, according to the latest data from the Central Statistics…
The agricultural output price index has risen 1.3% in April 2017 compared to the previous month, according to newly-released Central Statistics Office (CSO)…
There has been a shift away from full-time agriculture courses towards distance education as the economy has grown, according to Salesian Agricultural College…
Data released by the Central Statistics Office (CSO) shows that 51,544ac of land were sold for a total of €304.5 million in 2015. The…
Some 1,659t of Irish beef was exported to the United States (US) during the 11-month period ending November 2016, figures from the Central…
This year has been tough for farmers, as recent figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show the value of Irish agricultural output…
Irish dairy farmers continued to increase the volume of milk they produced on their farms during the month of August. The latest figures…
Irish milk production continued to climb in July of this year, the latest figures on milk production from the Central Statistics Office (CSO)…
The number of people employed in Ireland’s agriculture, food and fishing industry have increased by almost 4,000 head. Recent figures from the Central…
