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ICSA

New €2,000 bursary aiming to give agri students 'a bit of a leg up'

Rural Life

3 days ago

New €2,000 bursary aiming to give agri students 'a bit of a leg up'

A new €2,000 student bursary for agri students has been announced by the Irish Cattle and Sheep Association (ICSA).  

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

Fertiliser

8 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.

EU move on Brazilian beef 'vindicates' farmer concerns

Beef

16 days ago

EU move on Brazilian beef 'vindicates' farmer concerns

Farmers have welcomed a total ban on beef from Brazil entering the EU from Thursday (September 3).

Farmers under pressure urged to seek support before problems build up

Rural Life

19 days ago

Farmers under pressure urged to seek support before problems build up

Farmers under financial pressure or struggling with the impact of the drought are being urged to seek support before problems build up.

Farmers face €500 loss per animal as beef prices fall

Beef News

21 days ago

Farmers face €500 loss per animal as beef prices fall

The ICSA has called on beef factories to explain why prices are around €1.10/kg behind this time last year.

Agri-Business

23 days ago

New transport scheme, catch crops proposed to tackle fodder crisis

Measures suggested by ICSA to tackle the fodder crisis include a new transport scheme and support for catch crop production.

New transport scheme, catch crops proposed to tackle fodder crisis

Agri-Business

26 days ago

Riparian mowing move ‘only one part of the response’ - ICSA

Permission for earlier mowing of riparian areas has been welcomed by the ICSA, though it said that more action is needed.

Riparian mowing move ‘only one part of the response’ - ICSA

Video

8 hours ago

The Beef Brief live at Ploughing 2026

In this live Beef Brief podcast from the National Ploughing Championships 2026, Sean Sherman of the...

The Beef Brief live at Ploughing 2026

Video

1 day ago

Speaking to ICSA President Sean McNamara at Ploughing 2026

Agriland caught up with ICSA president Sean McNamara at the 2026 National Ploughing Championships...

Speaking to ICSA President Sean McNamara at Ploughing 2026

Grass

28 days ago

ICSA 'disappointed' at lack of immediate 'concrete' fodder measures

The ICSA has said it was left disappointed by the outcome of yesterday's stakeholder meetings on fodder supplies.

ICSA 'disappointed' at lack of immediate 'concrete' fodder measures

Agri-Business

1 month ago

Calls for new taskforce to focus on future of live exports

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association has called for a dedicated taskforce to be set up to safeguard the future of live exports.

Calls for new taskforce to focus on future of live exports

Sheep

1 month ago

Lamb suppliers 'in weak position' due to drought

Sheep farmers supplying lambs to factories are in a weak position due to drought, one farm organisation has said.

Lamb suppliers 'in weak position' due to drought

Agri-Business

1 month ago

ICSA seeks clarity on timeline for Brittany Ferries livestock decision

The ICSA has called for clarity after Brittany Ferries decided to end its livestock transport services from Ireland to mainland Europe.

ICSA seeks clarity on timeline for Brittany Ferries livestock decision

Agri-Business

2 months ago

'No meaningful generational renewal' without viable farms - ICSA

Generational renewal "must start with farm viability", the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) has said.

'No meaningful generational renewal' without viable farms - ICSA

Beef

2 months ago

Questions 'need to be answered' about animal welfare enforcement

The  Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers Association (ICSA) has said that questions need to be answered in light of concerning images.

Questions 'need to be answered' about animal welfare enforcement

Sheep

3 months ago

Factory cuts set to wipe 'almost €15/head' off every lamb - ICSA

Factory cuts this week and next will wipe “almost €15 off the value of every lamb in under a fortnight”, according to the ICSA.

Factory cuts set to wipe 'almost €15/head' off every lamb - ICSA

Beef

3 months ago

Change ahead for ICSA? Hugh Farrell 'no longer' general secretary

The ICSA has confirmed to Agriland that Hugh Farrell will "no longer hold the position of general secretary" of the organisation.

Change ahead for ICSA? Hugh Farrell 'no longer' general secretary

Beef

3 months ago

Farmers urged to avail of 'free' veterinary advice

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) is urging farmers to avail of free...

Farmers urged to avail of 'free' veterinary advice

Beef

3 months ago

Fall in beef prices 'defies all logic' in wake of output decline - ICSA

The ICSA has claimed that a new repot showing a decline in Irish beef production makes the drop in cattle prices "impossible to explain".

Fall in beef prices 'defies all logic' in wake of output decline - ICSA

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Prior year stocking should be used for nitrates rules - ICSA

A farm organisation has said that the previous year's stocking figures "should be good enough for slurry import limits".

Prior year stocking should be used for nitrates rules - ICSA

Sheep

4 months ago

Sheep farmers 'cannot survive on one good month' - ICSA

Current spring lamb prices must be maintained through to the end of the season, a farm organisation has stressed.

Sheep farmers 'cannot survive on one good month' - ICSA

active farmer

4 months ago

ICMSA stocking rate proposal 'should be binned' - ICSA

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) slammed a proposal on stocking rates for the next CAP.

ICMSA stocking rate proposal 'should be binned' - ICSA

Rural Life

5 months ago

Farm org calls for mandatory 'ultra-low' night electricity rate

A farm organisation has called on the government to require electricity suppliers to provide a guaranteed "ultra-low" night tariff.

Farm org calls for mandatory 'ultra-low' night electricity rate

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