A group of 16 Glanbia branch staff have successfully completed a newly-established ‘Management Development Programme’. This course was designed especially for the Irish…
Farm-to-farm sales of calves under 10 days of age should be prohibited, according to the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS). Under new regulations for…
The European Commission today published a draft legislative proposal for the EU’s seven-year multiannual budget (2021-2027). It proposes an overall increased budget of…
Limited mart yard access is “the new reality“, according to the Irish Co-Operative Organisation Society’s (ICOS’s) livestock services executive, Ray Doyle. In recent days,…
The European Commission’s proposal for a directive on Unfair Trading Practices (UTPs) in the food supply chain, published yesterday, has been welcomed by…
The co-operative movement will support farmers through the serious fodder situation, which is developing due to the prolonged period of wet weather, according…
Although ICOS (Irish Co-operative Organisation Society) is looking at measures “to keep insurance premiums as low as possible for co-operative marts”, AgriLand has learnt that…
Any cuts to Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) funding are strongly opposed by the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS). Both the president of ICOS,…
The recommendation by the Citizens’ Assembly in November 2017 to impose a carbon tax on Irish agriculture is deeply flawed, according to the president…
The Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS) will be holding the 41st ICOS National Conference tomorrow (Tuesday, January 9) at Devere Hall, UCC, Cork.…
Cork man Bertie O’Leary has been awarded the Plunkett Award for Co-operative Endeavour by the Irish Co-operative Organisation Society (ICOS). O’Leary will be presented…
Calls have been made yet again for the suite of Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Schemes (TAMS II) to include grant-aid support for generators. The Minister…
