Agri-Business
A training programme for farmers wishing to diversify and explore new business ventures will be rolled out between October and December.
Farmers are urging for all actively farmed land to be permanently removed from the scope of the...
Opinion
It’s hard not to conclude that 2024 was yet another challenging year for most farming businesses in Ireland.
N.Ireland
The DUP’s Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Westminster spokesperson, Upper Bann MP Carla Lockhart, has praised the Depa...
A national show taking place next month will offer insights on how to reduce energy consumption on-farm and reduce costs.
Cultivate, the collaborative credit union finance lending platform for farmers, released analysis...
Succession and continuity are vital components in the sustainability of a farm business, with a key...
Taking the plunge to switch banks is not a move which should be undetaken lightly, according to...
Beef
The beef farmers viewed as “top performers” in the sector do certain things to give their farms that extra boost, according to Ifac.
Dairy
The top performers among Irish dairy farmers are operating their farms in certain ways that set them apart from the chasing pack, Ifac says.
A Guide to Personal Insolvency Arrangements (PIA) has been launched by the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA).
Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots has encouraged farmers to consider applying to the third tranche of Tier 1 of FBIS-C.
The Central Statistics Office's (CSO’s) final estimate of operating surplus in agriculture in 2019 was published today.
Just 32% of the farm population represented by the Teagasc National Farm Survey in 2018 were classed as being economically viable.
2018 has been a year of change for FDC Group's Athenry office, as the farm accountancy and consultancy firm expands into the west.
A series of agri-business seminars for dairy farm business owners, given by a New Zealand based agri-business consultant, is being organised.
The current heatwave sweeping the country is costing an average dairy farmer €250 per day or €1,750 per week, IFAC has warned.
An event aimed at supporting agri businesses and farmers in Meath is being hosted by Bank of Ireland next week.
One of the north's best known food exporters, Mash Direct, is thinking ahead by launching four innovative new products in just one month.
Following a meeting of the IFA National Farm Business Committee this week, Martin Stapleton from Limerick was elected Chairman.
