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Agriculture and forestry energy use down 1.1% in 2023

Environment

1 day ago

Agriculture and forestry energy use down 1.1% in 2023

In 2023, the EU’s agriculture and forestry sector consumed 26.4 million tonnes of oil equivalent of energy, down 1.1% compared with 2022.

‘Fight for the strongest possible outcome in Brussels’ - Cowen

Agri Politics

2 days ago

‘Fight for the strongest possible outcome in Brussels’ - Cowen

The MEP said that Ireland needs clear national commitments to match the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) allocation at EU level.

UK and EU urged to 'intensify efforts' to provide clarity for NI agri-food sector

N.Ireland

2 days ago

UK and EU urged to 'intensify efforts' to provide clarity for NI agri-food sector

Political pressure is growing at Stormont to secure agreed post-Brexit trading arrangements for Northern Ireland’s agri-food sectors.

Precision Breeding Act 'landmark moment' for UK crop science

Tillage

5 days ago

Precision Breeding Act 'landmark moment' for UK crop science

Scientists at the National Institute of Agricultural Botany (Niab have welcomed the entry into law of a new UK precision plant breeding act

Tirlán wins Cogeca award for water quality project

Environment

6 days ago

Tirlán wins Cogeca award for water quality project

Tirlán and its co-op members have received an award for its River Slaney project, at the Cogeca European Award for Cooperative Innovation.

Environment

6 days ago

Agroecology boosts biodiversity and climate resilience – researchers

A meta-analysis of 170 studies conducted found that agroecological farming reduces agriculture’s negative impacts on nature.

Agroecology boosts biodiversity and climate resilience – researchers

Agri-Business

16 days ago

Value of EU agri output decreases for second consecutive year

In 2024, agricultural output in the EU was valued at €531.9 billion in basic prices, a...

Value of EU agri output decreases for second consecutive year

Agri-Business

17 days ago

Foods around EU continue to get PGI status, but will Ireland gain any more?

Since the early 1990s, regional and local agricultural products in the EU have been protected through geographical indications.

Foods around EU continue to get PGI status, but will Ireland gain any more?

Environment

21 days ago

EU to aim for 66-72% GHG emissions cut by 2035

EU member states have agreed to work towards cutting emissions of greenhouse gases by around 66% to 72% by 2035.

EU to aim for 66-72% GHG emissions cut by 2035

Agri-Business

27 days ago

Report: New EU carbon tax on fertiliser will have 'significant price impact'

European fertiliser prices are likely to rise with the introduction of the EU’s CBAM according to a new report.

Report: New EU carbon tax on fertiliser will have 'significant price impact'

Agri-Business

27 days ago

OECD: Public spending should be redirected to sustainable farming

Trade policy measures to enhance agricultural sustainability and environmental clauses in trade...

OECD: Public spending should be redirected to sustainable farming

Agri-Business

27 days ago

Higher commodity prices drive up EU agri-food trade surplus in July

The EU agri-food trade surplus reached €4.6 billion in July.  This was 19% higher than June,...

Higher commodity prices drive up EU agri-food trade surplus in July

Beef

27 days ago

EU delegation to Brazil labelled 'last-minute and tokenistic'

An EU delegation to the South American country of Brazil has been described as "last-minute and...

EU delegation to Brazil labelled 'last-minute and tokenistic'

Environment

27 days ago

What is the latest move by the EU in relation to deforestation?

The European Commission has proposed targeted solutions to ensure a smooth implementation of the EU Deforestation Regulation (EUDR)

What is the latest move by the EU in relation to deforestation?

Agri Politics

29 days ago

Sinn Féin describes Mercosur deal 'safeguards' as 'insufficient'

Sinn Féin spokesperson on agriculture, Deputy Martin Kenny, has called on the government to do...

Sinn Féin describes Mercosur deal 'safeguards' as 'insufficient'

Sheep

about 1 month ago

EU lamb imports surpass 99,000t - up 20% or 6,300t on last year

A total of 99,400t of fresh and frozen lamb has been imported into the EU from non-EU countries between January and July of this year

EU lamb imports surpass 99,000t - up 20% or 6,300t on last year

Pig/Poultry

about 1 month ago

China's commerce ministry to hold hearing into pork 'dumping'

China's Ministry of Commerce has said it will hold a hearing as part of its investigation into alleged dumping of pork products by the EU.

China's commerce ministry to hold hearing into pork 'dumping'

Rural Life

about 1 month ago

Irish Rural Link CEO to become president of key EU advisory body

The CEO of Irish Rural Link (IRL), Séamus Boland, is set to become the president of a key body that advises the institutions of the EU.

Irish Rural Link CEO to become president of key EU advisory body

Agri Politics

about 1 month ago

EU 'must make this target mandatory' to tackle generational crisis - Walsh

"Moving from a mandatory 3% level of funding to a non-binding 6% is welcome but doesn’t go far enough; we need binding commitments."

EU 'must make this target mandatory' to tackle generational crisis - Walsh

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Tillage

about 1 month ago

EU crop group calls for 'fair and equal' access to post-patent products

The ECCA has submitted its contribution to the European Commission’s Call for Evidence on the Food and Feed Safety Simplification Omnibus.

EU crop group calls for 'fair and equal' access to post-patent products

Agri-Business

about 2 months ago

EU plans 'unprecedented' safeguards to protect farmers in Mercosur deal

The European Commission has today (Wednesday, October 8) proposed a regulation to strengthen...

EU plans 'unprecedented' safeguards to protect farmers in Mercosur deal

Agri Politics

about 2 months ago

2 EU groupings consider rejecting Budget over cut to farmer funds

MEP Nina Carberry, has revealed the parliament’s two largest parties are weighing an outright rejection of a major part of the EU budget

2 EU groupings consider rejecting Budget over cut to farmer funds

Agri-Business

about 2 months ago

UK has 'work to do' to get back in line with EU food safety - Harris

Tánaiste Simon Harris has said that the UK "has work to do" to come into line with food safety standards in the EU.

UK has 'work to do' to get back in line with EU food safety - Harris

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