Dairy
The Collins are milking 300 spring calving Montbeliarde cows, with the farm undergoing significant investments over the last decade.
In part four of the Dairy Throwback series, Agriland looks back on Co. Tipperary farmer and NDC award winner, Aidan Kennedy.
Rural Life
Public awareness of rural homelessness is low, with many people assume the problem only happens in towns and cities.
In part three of the dairy Throwback series, Agriland revists Dairy farmer, Tommy Lanigan who is milking 260 Montbeliarde cows.
The Christmas season can be a happy and festive time of the year for many, but for those who are grieving it can be to difficult to navigate.
In part two of the Dairy Throwback series, Agriland looks back at the farm of Conor Mulcahy in Nenagh, Co. Tipperary.
In part one of the dairy Throwback series, Agriland looks back on Sean Tracey, who is milking 66 cows with his 12-year-old daughter Amelia.
Video
After 31 years behind his own butcher's counter David McGrane knows a thing or two about what...
After 31 years behind his butcher's counter David McGrane knows what people want on their table for Christmas Day dinner.
As 2025 comes to a close, we look back on a year of contrasts in farming. Good weather and...
Opinion
Agriland editor Stella Meehan reviews some of the highlights and low points for the agricultural sector - and everyone at Agriland as well.
Farmers are the most charitable grouping of people on this island. Never mind Christmas, they are always giving of their time
Turn2Me, a national mental health charity, is hosting a series of free online support groups during the Christmas and New Year period.
Environment
With its glossy green foliage and radiant red berries, holly is one of Ireland's most familiar and easily recognisable native trees.
Tillage
The Irish Grain Growers Group has issued a Christmas message, which puts Irish oats at the very centre of Yuletide greeting
Podcast
*This podcast is brought to you by Nephin Renewable Gas, Irelands leading biomethane developers in...
It's important to ensure you have enough supplies to keep the herd going over the Christmas period while co-ops are closed.
During the winter, the shorter days, isolation and limited support can have a significant impact on the older generations in Ireland.
Christmas is one of the only days in the year where the majority of the workforce gets the day off, but there is never a day off in farming.
Farm Safety
ESB Networks has given a list of recommendations, both indoor and outdoor-related, for a safer festive season.
There was a "great growth season" for Christmas trees this year, growers and customers will be glad...
Safety should be prioritised with many tractor runs happening over Christmas, a Fine Gael senator...
