Agri-Business
Almost 3,000 cattle from Uruguay have been stranded on a ship near the Turkish coast due to issues with tagging documentation.
The FSAI has confirmed the recall of a batch of Hogan's Farm Turkey Burgers due to the possible presence of salmonella.
In academia, there are often little gems of soil research that may not have made the headlines but they can still help point the way ahead
Tillage
Delegates from more than 70 countries across the world have gathered in Istanbul, Turkey, for the World Seed Congress 2025.
Machinery
Buhler, the Winnipeg manufacturer of farm machinery is being firmly taken under the wing of ASKO, the Turkey-based subsidiary of ASKO Holdings.
Massey Ferguson is long known for having other companies build its machines, it has now announced that SDF will supply its smaller tractors.
Pig/Poultry
As we sit down to enjoy our turkey, ham and all the trimming, its important to remember the preparations that went into each ingredient
The estimated cost of an average Christmas dinner for a family of four this year has risen by 2% to €34.74.
Rural Life
Over half of people are worried about cooking their turkey correctly, while a further 30% are worried about timing, according to Safefood.
Beef
Over 700,000 cattle were imported by Turkey in the first 11 months of 2023, according to figures from the Turkish State Institute...
Turkey farmer, Fiona Curran said it is 'great' to say that everything on her family’s plates this Christmas will have come from the farm
According to Safefood, 57% of people find cooking Christmas dinner somewhat stressful, although they enjoy the end results
IFA poultry chair, Nigel Sweetnam said the sector is thankful that bird flu has stayed away and there is “no threat” to the Christmas dinner.
AHDB is indicating that Russia and Turkey will be talking this evening to discuss the future of the Black Sea Initiative.
The UN has confirmed that the Black Sea Grain Initiative allowing Ukraine to export grain and agricultural produce has been extended.
A number of cattle exporters from Ireland have confirmed to Agriland that they have been granted approval for the export of cattle to Israel.
AHDB has predicted that red meat and pork joints will challenge poultry for a place on dinner plates this Christmas
Tumosan tractors are finding a a niche at the budget end of the market as machinery costs keep soaring upwards
The first grain shipment to leave Ukraine since the Russian invasion has passed inspection and is travelling to its final destination.
The first cargo ship transporting grain from Ukraine since the Russian invasion began has landed in Turkey for inspection.
Less than 24 hours after a deal was signed to allow grain exports resume through ports in Ukraine, Russian missiles have struck Odesa.
Russia and Ukraine have today (Friday, July 22) signed a deal allowing for grain to be exported from Black Sea ports.
The United Nations (UN) secretary-general said that a deal allowing the resumption of grain exports from Ukraine could be signed next week
