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Pigs

Cattle slaughterings down 12% in first 5 months of year - CSO

Agri-Business

18 days ago

Cattle slaughterings down 12% in first 5 months of year - CSO

683,896 cattle were slaughtered in Ireland between January and May this year, according to new data...

Hungary confirms first case of African swine fever in domestic pigs

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

Hungary confirms first case of African swine fever in domestic pigs

Hungary has confirmed the country's first case of African swine fever (ASF) in a domestic pig herd, leading to a cull of 3,000 animals.

FBD launches Pig Farming Awards and €10,000 bursary 

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

FBD launches Pig Farming Awards and €10,000 bursary 

FBD has announced the launch of the FBD Pig Farming Awards 2026 as well as a €10,000 Innovation Bursary for the industry.

UFU to meet Sofina Foods on pig contracts

Pig/Poultry

1 month ago

UFU to meet Sofina Foods on pig contracts

Representatives of the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) are to meet the management of Sofina Foods to discuss farmer supply contracts.

Early signs of price recovery in European pig market - report

Pig/Poultry

4 months ago

Early signs of price recovery in European pig market - report

The European pig market is showing early signs of price recovery as seasonal demand starts, according to a new report.

Sheep

6 months ago

CSO: Over 17% drop in number of sheep slaughtered in 2025

There was an annual decrease of 17.2% in the number of sheep slaughtered in 2025, figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show.

CSO: Over 17% drop in number of sheep slaughtered in 2025

Pig/Poultry

6 months ago

Pigmeat export volumes increase as value down 3% in 2025

The value of Irish pigmeat exports dropped by 3% in 2025 to reach €475 million, according to data from Bord Bia.

Pigmeat export volumes increase as value down 3% in 2025

Beef

7 months ago

Beef and pork production to slow down in 2026 - report

According to a RaboResearch report, the global animal protein industry is set to experience a...

Beef and pork production to slow down in 2026 - report

Agri-Business

7 months ago

Who had the top farm income in 2025 - dairy or beef farmers?

Dairy farmers saw an average 26% jump in their annual income to €137,000 during 2025 according to a new report published by Teagasc.

Who had the top farm income in 2025 - dairy or beef farmers?

Pig/Poultry

8 months ago

Health challenges impact global pork industry growth

The global pork industry is navigating an uncertain outlook, with limited sow herd growth...

Health challenges impact global pork industry growth

Pig/Poultry

9 months ago

China's commerce ministry to hold hearing into pork 'dumping'

China's Ministry of Commerce has said it will hold a hearing as part of its investigation into alleged dumping of pork products by the EU.

China's commerce ministry to hold hearing into pork 'dumping'

Pig/Poultry

9 months ago

Graphic pics: 13,000 pigs killed in Ukraine during bombing of farm

Russian forces have reportedly carried out another attack on a Ukraine farm, this time killing over 13,000 pigs during an overnight barrage.

Graphic pics: 13,000 pigs killed in Ukraine during bombing of farm

Tillage

9 months ago

Winter rye a successful inclusion in Irish cereal rotations?

Teagasc continues to highlight the benefits of Irish growers widening their cereal planting mix: winter rye can be part of this process.

Winter rye a successful inclusion in Irish cereal rotations?

Pig/Poultry

9 months ago

Pig farmer confidence 'collapsing'

Pig farmers' confidence is "collapsing" due to price cuts by processors, according to the Irish...

Pig farmer confidence 'collapsing'

Pig/Poultry

9 months ago

Pig farmer meeting sees 'little answers' but issues 'out in the open'

A meeting of pig farmers saw little in the way of answers to their concerns, but the issues in question are "out in the open now".

Pig farmer meeting sees 'little answers' but issues 'out in the open'

Pig/Poultry

9 months ago

'Why don't you muck off?' - AHDB

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is relaunching its Muck Free Truck...

'Why don't you muck off?' - AHDB

Dairy

10 months ago

Number of dairy cows down 2.7% in year to June

The number of dairy cows in the country fell by around 36,000 (-2.2%) in the year to June...

Number of dairy cows down 2.7% in year to June

Sheep

10 months ago

Sheep kill down almost 19% in first 8 months of 2025

The number of sheep slaughtered between January and August 2025 fell by 18.7% when compared with...

Sheep kill down almost 19% in first 8 months of 2025

Agri-Business

10 months ago

Chinese tariffs a 'huge burden' on pork exports as anti-dumping investigation underway

Government is "confident" that Ireland's exports of pork and pork by-products to China are fully...

Chinese tariffs a 'huge burden' on pork exports as anti-dumping investigation underway

Pig/Poultry

10 months ago

Pig farmer conference to take place next month

The Teagasc Pig Farmers’ Conference will take place next month. On October 7 at 1:30p.m, the...

Pig farmer conference to take place next month

Pig/Poultry

10 months ago

Meeting for pig farmers to be held next week on prices

A meeting for pig farmers will be held in Portlaoise, Co. Laois next week following a recent "very significant drop" in prices.

Meeting for pig farmers to be held next week on prices

Agri-Business

10 months ago

Watch: Could biomethane be a long-term revenue stream for farmers?

Up to 99,000t of farm waste is set to be processed at a brand new biomethane facility in Co. Mayo...

Watch: Could biomethane be a long-term revenue stream for farmers?

Agri-Business

10 months ago

Chinese tariffs will cause 'serious damage' to EU pig sector

Copa Cogeca said it strongly regrets the decision by Chinese authorities to impose preliminary anti-dumping tariffs on EU pork exports.

Chinese tariffs will cause 'serious damage' to EU pig sector

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