Agri-Business
A new three-year EU project, led by Ireland, will see academics, regulators and the food industry unite to combat food fraud.
Minister Pippa Hackett has announced a public call for proposals to maximise the return to primary producers from short supply chains.
Tillage
Associate professor of horticulture at University College Dublin (UCD), Dr. Owen Doyle, has said...
2023 forecasts from CEO of CropIn Krishna Kumar predict increased investment in ag-tech and a focus on addressing food security challenges.
This year has been good for John Deere with a 21% increase in revenue from farm equipment and precision agriculture sales
Rural Life
A beef farmer and restaurant owner based in Co. Longford has created a supply chain that significantly reduces food miles.
Independent Farmers has raised several concerns about a new authority to investigate complaints about unfair trading practices
Machinery
A growing storm fuelled by a combination of inflation and continuing supply shortages is poised to hit the machinery trade in 2022.
Agri Politics
There are sufficient supplies of feed and fertiliser in Ireland for the next number of months, according to the Minister for Agriculture
Now is not the time to waste fertiliser on a type of farming you are not familiar with, according to Liam Woulfe of Grassland Agro
Renewable energy company, Local Power Ltd. has announced the establishment of an Expert Project...
Seed availability for the coming years has been discussed at the first meeting of the National Food and Food Security Committee.
The Minister for Agriculture is due to discuss EU supply chain issues in relation to the Ukraine conflict with his European counterparts.
90% of EU citizens feel that strengthening the farmer's position in the food supply chain is an important priority, according to a new survey.
Beef
Minister Creed has been called on to establish a statutory commission of investigation to establish processor and retailer margins by the IFA.
Professional service network Deloitte has said that innovations in data technology could "transform" the Irish beef supply chain.
Agricultural Technology students from the CAFRE Greenmount Campus put on an impressive show at their recent 'Supply Chain' presentations
The Agricultural Markets Task Force (AMTF) today, November 14, presented its report to EU Commissioner for Agriculture, Phil Hogan.
Mairead McGuinnes has said that if the Tesco suppliers' abuse "is happening in the UK it must be happening elsewhere, including Ireland"
