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New rates for using your own machinery on a TAMS project

Agri-Business

2 months ago

New rates for using your own machinery on a TAMS project

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) updated the list of rates for farmers using their own machinery under TAMS 3.

DAFM publishes list of updated reference costs for TAMS

Agri-Business

2 months ago

DAFM publishes list of updated reference costs for TAMS

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has published the updated reference costs for TAMS.

51% rise in horticulture input prices over past 5 years

Agri-Business

8 months ago

51% rise in horticulture input prices over past 5 years

The cost of inputs for the horticulture sector has increased by an average of 51% over the past five years, according to a new report.

ICSA: Beef price gains must keep pace with production costs

Agri Politics

8 months ago

ICSA: Beef price gains must keep pace with production costs

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) said beef prices must continue to rise to reflect the soaring costs of production.

Milk prices up 17% with little change in volumes in 2024 - CSO

Agri-Business

8 months ago

Milk prices up 17% with little change in volumes in 2024 - CSO

The value of milk grew by 16% to €4.1 billion in 2024 due to "little change in volumes", while milk prices increased by 17%, the CSO said.

Beef

9 months ago

Table: Costs almost €60k to rear 100 calves to 12 weeks

The cost of rearing 100 calves to 12 weeks of age is close to €60,000, according to Teagasc DairyBeef 500 programme advisor Gordon Peppard.

Table: Costs almost €60k to rear 100 calves to 12 weeks

Beef

9 months ago

ABP Beef Series: What does it cost to rear a calf?

The next few articles of this ABP series will focus on the key elements involved in order to rear a calf successfully and what calves beef...

ABP Beef Series: What does it cost to rear a calf?

Dairy

10 months ago

Keeping costs down with 500 cows over three leased farms

Keeping costs down is the driver of profitability for Cork dairy farmer Joe Deane who has built his way up in the dairy industry through...

Keeping costs down with 500 cows over three leased farms

Dairy

11 months ago

Dairy advice: Keeping costs down in 2025

Keeping costs down in 2025 is going to be the vital tool in improving farm profitability for the year and won't be an easy task considering..

Dairy advice: Keeping costs down in 2025

Agri-Business

12 months ago

DAFM: Sales of fertiliser increase by over 8% in a year

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has said that total fertiliser sales have increased by almost 8.3% in a year.

DAFM: Sales of fertiliser increase by over 8% in a year

Agri-Business

about 1 year ago

EU groups demand 'blacklist' for purchasing at prices below production cost

EU organisations have sent an open letter to 'demand' the purchasing of prices below production cost be added to the UTP directive blacklist

EU groups demand 'blacklist' for purchasing at prices below production cost

Dairy

about 1 year ago

Costs on dairy farms up 12c/L in past 4 years - Shalloo

Costs on dairy farms have increased by 12c/L on average over the past four years, according to Dr. Laurence Shalloo from Teagasc.

Costs on dairy farms up 12c/L in past 4 years - Shalloo

Agri-Business

about 1 year ago

Rabobank: 'Little growth' in global fertiliser demand in 2024

Global fertiliser demand will see little growth in 2024, while affordability is expected to decline, according to Rabobank.

Rabobank: 'Little growth' in global fertiliser demand in 2024

Tillage

over 1 year ago

CSO: Potato prices paid to farmers rose by 73% in the year to April

The CSO has revealed that the price of outputs for potato farmers have increased by 73.6% over the 12 months to April 2024.

CSO: Potato prices paid to farmers rose by 73% in the year to April

Tillage

over 1 year ago

Report: Tillage production limited to about 7% of farm land

Tillage production is limited to about 7% of the agricultural land base in Ireland, according to a new report published today

Report: Tillage production limited to about 7% of farm land

Rural Life

over 1 year ago

Priest calls on rural communities to 'love your neighbour' as rain continues

A Church of Ireland priest has called on rural communities to lend a listening ear and "love your neighbour" as wet weather continues.

Priest calls on rural communities to 'love your neighbour' as rain continues

Agri-Business

over 2 years ago

Feed and fertiliser savings must be passed to farmers - MLA

Animal feed and fertiliser importers have been urged by an MLA to pass on any savings to farmers who are battling high prices.

Feed and fertiliser savings must be passed to farmers - MLA

Agri Politics

almost 4 years ago

Claim that farms could be overwhelmed by escalating costs

2022 will be a challenging year for farming due to escalating costs, according to the president of the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA).

Claim that farms could be overwhelmed by escalating costs

Agri Politics

over 4 years ago

Soaring construction costs 'wiping out' farmer TAMS grants

A massive rise in construction costs is "wiping out" farmer grants under the Targeted Agricultural...

Soaring construction costs 'wiping out' farmer TAMS grants

Dairy

over 5 years ago

'Worrying' trend of overhead costs emerging in Irish dairy farming

The 2019 National Farm Survey preliminary results are less positive than one might think and must be examined, the IFA dairy chair says.

'Worrying' trend of overhead costs emerging in Irish dairy farming

Machinery

almost 7 years ago

Slurry spreading: How much does it cost?

As slurry season approaches AgriLand has been pricing the cost of spreading in different parts of the country.

Slurry spreading: How much does it cost?

Beef

over 7 years ago

BEEF 2018: €300/cow net margin difference between average and high-performing herds

Many beef farmers travelled to the Beef 2018 event in Teagasc Grange today to hear of possible avenues of increasing the profitability of their production systems.

BEEF 2018: €300/cow net margin difference between average and high-performing herds

Tillage

almost 8 years ago

Oilseed rape: Alternative methods to ploughing could save you money

Leave the plough in the shed and reduce your seed rate to make more money from oilseed rape. That was the main message from John Spink.

Oilseed rape: Alternative methods to ploughing could save you money

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