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

Bluetongue

1 day 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.

Second bluetongue case identified in Ireland in 2026

Bluetongue

1 day ago

Second bluetongue case identified in Ireland in 2026

A second case of bluetongue has been identified in Ireland in 2026, after an unvaccinated cow developed clinical signs including abortion.

Gardaí join Europol in tackling large-scale European horse trafficking ring

Rural Life

1 day ago

Gardaí join Europol in tackling large-scale European horse trafficking ring

An Garda Síochána, supported by Europol, has taken part in a major European operation targeting a horse trafficking network.

94% of ACRES scorecards submitted by deadline

Schemes

3 days ago

94% of ACRES scorecards submitted by deadline

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has issued an update on Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES) scorecards.

Farmers urged to stay vigilant after recent bluetongue case

Bluetongue

3 days ago

Farmers urged to stay vigilant after recent bluetongue case

Farmers are being urged to be vigilant for bluetongue as an investigation continues into the recent case in Co. Wexford

Fertiliser

3 days ago

Fertiliser scheme must be 'fair to farmers across all sectors'

It must be ensured that new fertiliser supports do not "discriminate against smaller farmers", the ICSA has said.

Fertiliser scheme must be 'fair to farmers across all sectors'

Agri-Business

5 days ago

DAFM urged to boost bluetongue vaccination efforts

The ICMSA has urged for "more energy" from the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine on bluetongue vaccination.

DAFM urged to boost bluetongue vaccination efforts

Schemes

5 days ago

Farmers can now submit ACRES rare breed declarations for 2025

The annual declaration for the conservation of rare breeds under the Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme (ACRES) can now be completed for 2025.

Farmers can now submit ACRES rare breed declarations for 2025

Sheep

7 days ago

Health risks for lambs in autumn: Are you prepared?

As the weather cools, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has shared advice for sheep farmers this autumn.

Health risks for lambs in autumn: Are you prepared?

Agri-Business

8 days ago

Generators for farms: What support is available?

As the winter months approach, farmers may be considering purchasing a generator, which can be vital equipment.

Generators for farms: What support is available?

Bluetongue

8 days ago

Ireland’s first bluetongue infection of 2026 confirmed

A heifer in Co. Wexford has tested positive for bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3), the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has confirmed.

Ireland’s first bluetongue infection of 2026 confirmed

Environment

10 days ago

Nitrates derogation faces scrutiny as DAFM publishes 46 reports

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has published overview reports for each of the country's 46 river catchments.

Nitrates derogation faces scrutiny as DAFM publishes 46 reports

Agri-Business

11 days ago

Watch: Inside Ireland's first on-farm grass biorefinery and AD plant

A €3 million on-farm integrated grass biorefinery and anaerobic digestion demonstration plant has been officially launched in Co. Cork.

Watch: Inside Ireland's first on-farm grass biorefinery and AD plant

Rural Life

11 days ago

Women in agriculture booklet launch aims to inspire future generations

Women in agriculture and food production are being celebrated for International Year of the Woman Farmer (IYWF). 

Women in agriculture booklet launch aims to inspire future generations

TB

13 days ago

28 vets suspended from TB testing since 2024

A total of 28 vets were suspended from TB testing by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine between January 2024 and March 2026.

28 vets suspended from TB testing since 2024

Bluetongue

13 days ago

DAFM: Irish bluetongue vaccine supply secure amid UK case surge

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) foresees no difficulties with vaccine supply for the bluetongue virus (BTV).

DAFM: Irish bluetongue vaccine supply secure amid UK case surge

Agri-Business

14 days ago

Farmers targeted by fake DAFM texts requesting bank info

Farmers are being advised to be aware of scammers who are sending texts claiming to be the Department of Agriculture.

Farmers targeted by fake DAFM texts requesting bank info

Schemes

15 days ago

DAFM disburses €2.3m in farm scheme payouts this week

Over €2.3 million has been paid out in farm schemes this week, according to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).

DAFM disburses €2.3m in farm scheme payouts this week

Agri-Business

15 days ago

Over 6,000 AMS notifications sent to farmers this year

Over 6,000 Area Monitoring System (AMS) notifications have been sent to farmers this year, the department of agriculture has confirmed.

Over 6,000 AMS notifications sent to farmers this year

Agri-Business

17 days ago

Multi-species and red clover review results due September

A department of agriculture review of the multi-species sward and red clover measures is expected by the end of September.

Multi-species and red clover review results due September

Fuel

18 days ago

How much has been paid out under the fuel support scheme?

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has issued an update on payments made under the Fuel Income Support Scheme.

How much has been paid out under the fuel support scheme?

Tillage

19 days ago

DAFM processes SIM withdrawal requests amid fodder shortage

The Department of Agriculture is working on requests from farmers to withdraw or amend their Straw Incorporation Measure (SIM) applications.

DAFM processes SIM withdrawal requests amid fodder shortage

Beef

19 days ago

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

The Shamonda virus has been infecting cattle across Europe this month, with DAFN watching how it might impact Ireland if it ever arrives.

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

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