Dairy
As prices continue to drop for November milk supplies, dairy farmers can expect their net margin per litre to dip to 11.5c/L in 2026.
Carbery has announced its milk price for the month of November. If this decision is...
Agri-Business
Tirlán will pay a total of 36.08c/L (including VAT) for November creamery milk supplies at 3.6% butterfat and 3.3% protein.
The average dairy farms October milk cheque was 35% lower than what they received for their June supplies.
Dale Farm group chief executive, Nick Whelan, has commented on the recent downturn in global dairy markets
Ornua’s market report for December 2025 paints a mixed picture of the dairy industry, both in Europe and beyond.
2025 proved to be a good year for dairy farming, with good milk prices, relatively good weather, and good prices for cull cows and calves.
The Lakeland Dairies board has agreed the price for milk for November. A price of 36.25c/L at...
N.Ireland
Following a meeting of the four UK farming unions, a joint open letter has been written to milk processors urging responsible behaviour
Dairy market analyst, Chris Walkland has said his 'best guess' is that the base milk price could range between 37c/L to 36c/L into May.
One of the world's largest dairy co-operatives and processors, New Zealand-based Fonterra, has narrowed its forecasted farmgate milk price.
Dairy farmers from across Europe came together this week for the European Milk Board (EMB) General...
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) has said that processors have to "share the pain" during the current dairy market downturn.
Carbery Group has today (Wednesday, November 19) announced its milk price for October supplies, confirming another fall in its average price.
Tirlán confirmed that it will pay a total of 38.08c/L, including VAT, for October milk supplies at 3.6% butterfat and 3.3% protein.
The Dairygold board has today (Tuesday, November 18) announced that it has reduced the October...
Kerry Dairy Ireland has today (Monday, November 17) confirmed its milk price for supplies delivered during October.
Ulster Farmers' Union has warned that dairy farmers are "under severe pressure" this winter as it expects milk prices to decline by a third.
Cuts to milk prices have been described as "horrendous" by a farm organisation.
Lakeland Dairies has agreed the price for milk for October. The board said it has agreed a price...
With increasingly unsteady milk markets, a lot of farmers will be wondering if they should buy milk replacer for next spring.
As the final rotation wraps up and milk prices continue to plumet, marts and factories may see an influx of cull cows.
The worrying trend continues as every cooperative has dropped base milk price for September supplies by significant volumes.
