Agri-Business
Farm representative groups across Europe are increasingly concerned about the proposed budget for the EU, particularly in relation to CAP.
Dairy
The distinctive black and white colours of the Holstein Friesian breed of cattle is not a unique...
Rural Life
Bord na Móna staff are to meet with farmers and landowners around the Mount Dillon, Erenagh area of Roscommon over concerns about planned rewetting works.
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Beef
The President of the European Council has said that the EU-Mercosur trade deal will not destroy...
Machinery
AGCO has been keen to advertise that it has developed a new engine family designed to remain in...
Tirlán CEO Sean Molloy has said that despite international market uncertainty, he thinks that 2025 will be a "positive year" for farmers
A family in Louth voluntarily left it's home after a gorse fire came "extremely close" to their house, Cllr Fiona Mhic Conchoille said.
"It's not true that we are destroying forestry and vegetation" - the message from Prof. Dr. Lucio Francelino Araujo from University of Sao Paulo, Brazil
Agriland Media is delighted to collaborate with Lakeland Dairies to bring you the ‘Farming for the Future Series'
Agri Aware has teamed up with UCD School of Agriculture and Food Science to bring two farm safety videos to pupils of the TY programme.
Environment
Over 300 people attended a biodiversity information event at Birr Castle Demense this week, organised by Teagasc.
How to expand your farm business into other avenues and closed toilets at marts, were some of the topics discussed at an event in Donegal.
'Hands off our land." That was the main message emerging from a farm talk in Co. Galway organised by the IFA to discuss rewetting
Tillage
The Minister for Agriculture has said "everyone is entitled to their view" on his decision to seek a deferral of the 2024 SIM.
"I hate coming down here", the words from a strawberry grower from Co. Louth as he looked around at his polytunnel.
The tradition of building dry stone walls in Ireland is synonymous with our rural and green...
Agri Politics
With voting soon to get underway in the European elections, Agriland wants to know the feeling among the farming and rural communities.
Taoiseach Simon Harris has said that he wants to see the tillage sector expanding, despite weather challenges this year
As fodder supplies tighten around the country due to persisting wet weather, the ICMSA has received multiple calls about cost concerns
Farmers who have committed to the hedge planting measure in the ACRES must have it set by the deadline of March 31, 2024.
Suckler farmer, Joe McEvoy from Drumconrath, Co. Meath is one of many farmers in a constant battle with rising cases of TB
The new president of the ICMSA believes that changes to the N value of calves up to 12-months-of-age may help nitrates derogation farmers.
