Farm Safety
A farm safety seminar will be hosted by the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) in Mallow, Co. Cork on Wednesday, November 18.
As autumn and winter bring shorter days and colder temperatures, farmers are being urged to put safety first.
Environment
The Global Bioeconomy Summit in Dublin this week is an opportunity to showcase "Ireland's achievements and ambitions" in bioeconomy.
Dairy
The closed period for spreading farmyard manure is fast approaching.
Pig/Poultry
Effective newborn piglet care can improve farm efficiency and reduce avoidable pig losses, according to Teagasc.
Sheep
Autumn is the starting point of the grassland year.
Beef
Overcrowding sheds can cost you carcass weight during housing, even when feeding and animal health are right.
Tillage
The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is reporting that grain prices have hardly changed over recent days
Larger pens that allow sows to remain loose during post-farrowing led to higher weaning weights, according to Teagasc.
Agri-Business
Industry and researchers came together to discuss how to accelerate the measurement, management and reduction of enteric methane emissions.
Rural Life
Farmers and their families are being encouraged to learn more about arthritis and how it can be prevented, recognised and managed.
For the most part, winter oilseed rape crops sown out during the month of August, have emerged with tremendous vigour.
Teagasc has appointed new regional advisory managers for Tipperary and Galway/Clare.
The average gross margin on beef finishing farms in 2025 was just under €1,000/ha, according to newly-published data from Teagasc.
Average sheep farm incomes in 2025 increased slightly due to higher output prices and lower costs.
The output value of dairy experienced a sharp rise in 2025 according to the final results of the...
Income on cattle rearing farms increased substantially in 2025, Teagasc's final National Farm Survey results show.
Teagasc has published its farm enterprise factsheets for 2025, which are based on the final confirmed results of the National Farm Survey.
The best Targeted Agriculture Modernisation Scheme (TAMS) projects leave a "farm safer and simpler to operate".
Teagasc has confirmed that it is to host a cover crops open day at Oak Park in Co. Carlow on Friday, October 30.
The winner of the Teagasc/FBD Environmentally Sustainable Farmer of the Year 2026 has been announced, following an event in Co. Laois.
Teagasc sheep specialist Damian Costello shares some tips and advice on flock management in coming weeks and months.
The Teagasc Authority has reappointed Prof. Frank O’Mara as director of Teagasc for a second five-year term, beginning today October 1, 2026.
