Agri Politics
The European Commission "is not listening to farmers" when it comes to negotiating trade deals,...
Dairy
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has said that processors have to "share the pain" during the current dairy market downturn.
Rural Life
The Farmer Health Check programme won both the Public Health Initiative of the Year and Future of Medicine Award.
Forestry
The risks associated with forestry "must be addressed to rebuild confidence in the sector", the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has said.
Pig/Poultry
Agriland talked to Nigel Sweetman, IFA poultry chair, about the efficacy of housing, ongoing vigilance, and the Christmas turkey prices.
Agri-Business
MEPs are being urged to "land a clear message" and secure "more ringfenced money" for farm...
On Tuesday night (November 11), the county executive debates for the Irish Farmers' Association...
The IFA has called on Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon to pay the full €75/cow under the Beef Welfare Scheme.
Independent Ireland leader Michael Collins has said that private property rights must be respected when it comes to greenways.
Schemes
Sheep farmers are "furious" at the "failure to honour the commitment" to pay €13/ewe for...
Tillage farmers have welcomed the latest Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) simplification...
The County Executive debates for the Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) Ulster/North Leinster...
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) Poultry Committee will host on online information webinar on biosecurity this evening.
Tillage
Apart from some crops still to be lifted in Donegal, Teagasc is confirming that the 2025 maincrop potato harvest is now complete.
The IFA is calling on poultry producers to house their birds now rather than waiting for a housing order to come into effect.
Farmers are urging dog owners to keep their pets on leads as attacks on livestock continue to occur...
Young farmers in Ireland "feel betrayed" and "punished" despite the progress they have achieved according to Macra president.
The IFA president Francie Gorman has called for the valuation ceilings under the bovine tuberculosis (TB) programme to be reviewed.
There is a "lot of concern" among farm foresters around proposed new legislation for forestry...
Farmers "will be relieved" to see the proposal under the sixth NAP to drop the requirement for shallow cultivation.
A meeting is scheduled in Tipperary to outline details of a proposed biogas plant which could be developed in the county.
Calls have been made to drastically improve the provision of poultry education across the island of Ireland.
The IFA has reiterated that it is totally opposed to the use of Complusory Purchase Orders (CPOs) for greenway projects.
