Agri-Business
The average farm income in Ireland next year could fall to just over €40,000 compared to an estimated €49,400 in 2025.
Beef
Finished cattle prices are forecast to "increase marginally" in 2026 according to a new report published by Teagasc economists.
Dairy
The average dairy farm income in 2026 could fall to around €80,000 - down from an estimated €137,000 this year, according to Teagasc.
Tillage
A recent Teagasc-focussed discussion centred on the underutilised role of benchmarking within Ireland’s tillage sector
Large crowds gathered in Clonmel, Co. Tipperary today (Wednesday, November 26), as Teagasc held its 2025 National Dairy Conference.
Several of the main dairy processors are backing a new research collaboration initiative to mitigate emissions, particularly methane.
The timely and effective destruction of cover crops is crucial for ensuring the successful establishment of a new cropping regime
A series of on-farm events focused on the connection between producing healthy calves and farm profitability is set to take place.
The area of winter oilseed rape has planted in Ireland over recent weeks increased to approximately 16,000-17,000ha, according to Teagasc.
The latest edition of Teagasc’s 'Tillage Edge' podcast focuses on the outcome of the 2025 harvest and the subsequent autumn planting season.
Large crowds of farmers and industry stakeholders attended the 2025 Teagasc National Beef...
Rural Life
An image entitled “Bee the Change” is the overall winner of Teagasc’s Vision of Research and Innovation photo competition.
The Department of Agriculture issued a map outlining the predicted risk of disease caused by liver fluke infection in livestock this winter.
Video
Minister for Food, Agriculture, and the Marine, Martin Heydon has today (Friday, November 14)...
Environment
Minister Martin Heydon has today opened the Teagasc National Agricultural Sustainability Research and Innovation Centre.
Teagasc Oak Park in Co Carlow is the most visited tillage farm in Ireland. The venue hosts numerous open days and discussion groups
240 graduating students of Teagasc Ballyhaise Agricultural College have received their certificates and awards at a ceremony in Co. Cavan.
The Teagasc National Dairy Conference 2025 which is themed 'Pathways to Progress' is set to take place later this month.
Teagasc Science Week 2025 has kicked off, which will "showcase the science shaping the future of food and farming in Ireland".
Now is an ideal time to walk crops to assess establishment rates in winter cereals and the effectiveness of weed control measures.
With the arrival of winter and cattle now being housed on farms in most parts of the country,...
Teagasc has just published its 2025 autumn crop planting estimates in tandem with the end-of-season harvest figures.
Teagasc has just published its 2025 Harvest Report, covering all of the combinable crops grown in Ireland, including oilssed rape and beans
