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Tillage

36 minutes ago

2026 fodder beet harvest about to get underway

Growers will start to pull fodder beet crops over the coming days, Teagasc tillage specialist Shay Phelan has confirmed.

2026 fodder beet harvest about to get underway

Dairy

1 hour ago

What could the cattle import ban in Algeria mean for a $635 dairy contract?

The breaking news reported by Agriland that Algeria has closed for all cattle imports, could put pressure on a US$635 million dairy contract.

What could the cattle import ban in Algeria mean for a $635 dairy contract?

Beef

2 hours ago

Mart report: See prices from Tullow weanling and cattle sales

Tullow Livestock Sales, Co. Carlow hosted its weekly general cattle sale on Friday (October 23) and a weanling sale on Saturday (October 24).

Mart report: See prices from Tullow weanling and cattle sales

Rural Life

14 hours ago

Pilot aims to address farmer and rural community isolation

A government backed pilot initiative aimed at addressing isolation in farming and rural communities is due to be launched this year.

Pilot aims to address farmer and rural community isolation

Agri-Business

15 hours ago

Knackeries halt fallen sheep and horse collections amid DAFM dispute

A dispute between knackeries and the Department of Agriculture over the Fallen Animal Scheme has escalated as it enters a second week.

Knackeries halt fallen sheep and horse collections amid DAFM dispute

Opinion

16 hours ago

Opinion: Fodder beet is a truly amazing crop

If cattle had pocket money, they would buy fodder beet with it. This was a view expressed at a farmers’ meeting some years ago.

Opinion: Fodder beet is a truly amazing crop

Schemes

16 hours ago

Irish MEP warns of 'head-on confrontation' on new CAP plans

An MEP has warned that new proposals on the next CAP will put member states on "course for a head-on confrontation" with the parliament.

Irish MEP warns of 'head-on confrontation' on new CAP plans

Tillage

17 hours ago

Cereal and oilseed prices under pressure as markets fall

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) is confirming that both grain and oilseed prices have come under pressure

Cereal and oilseed prices under pressure as markets fall

dairy women ireland

18 hours ago

Mella Briscoe elected incoming president of Dairy Women Ireland

Galway dairy farmer Mella Briscoe has been elected as the incoming president of Dairy Women Ireland (DWI) for 2027.

Mella Briscoe elected incoming president of Dairy Women Ireland

Beef

18 hours ago

Factory quotes: Some price pressure amid short week and strong supply

This week's factory quotes for finished beef cattle sees some degree of pressure with weekly kill numbers up 6,000 head/week on 2025.

Factory quotes: Some price pressure amid short week and strong supply

Agri-Business

19 hours ago

Bluetongue cases now confirmed across 15 counties

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) confirmed that a total of 62 cases of bluetongue have now been detected in Ireland.

Bluetongue cases now confirmed across 15 counties

Agri-Business

19 hours ago

Cattle slaughterings down almost 4% to end of September

Cattle slaughterings in the first nine months of the year were estimated to be 1.2 million head, data from the CSO shows.

Cattle slaughterings down almost 4% to end of September

Rural Life

20 hours ago

Judge quashes planning decision for farm building over hedge removal

By Gordon Deegan A High Court judge has commented that boundaries are as sacred in rural Co....

Judge quashes planning decision for farm building over hedge removal

Schemes

20 hours ago

Move to make ANC optional under CAP slammed by hill farmers

A proposal to make the ANC scheme optional for EU countries rather than mandatory under the next CAP has sparked anger.

Move to make ANC optional under CAP slammed by hill farmers

Dairy

21 hours ago

Winter Fair 2026 cattle 'back to normal' after bluetongue restrictions

The dairy sector remains a driving force across the entire farming industry, according to Danske Bank’s head of agriculture, Rodney Brown.

Winter Fair 2026 cattle 'back to normal' after bluetongue restrictions

Pig/Poultry

21 hours ago

Brazil's poultry exports hit as second Newcastle case confirmed

Brazil has detected another outbreak of Newcastle disease in the state of Santa Catarina, the country's Agriculture Ministry said.

Brazil's poultry exports hit as second Newcastle case confirmed

 Irish Dairy's Grass-fed Strength

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: North Cork Creameries & Tirlán

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: North Cork Creameries & Tirlán

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Machinery
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John Deere model tractor collection fetches £24,400 at auction
Agri-Business
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Watch: Ballymahon Mart manager on current cattle trade and outlook
Beef
4
Blow to Irish weanling trade as Algeria closes for cattle imports
Beef
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Hunting ban alone can't save declining bird species
Environment
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Agri-Business

Beef

22 hours ago

Blow to Irish weanling trade as Algeria closes for cattle imports

Irish weanling exporters have been informed that Algeria has closed for all cattle imports, Agriland understands.

Blow to Irish weanling trade as Algeria closes for cattle imports

Series

22 hours ago

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: North Cork Creameries & Tirlán

The farms nominated by dairy co-operatives for the National Dairy Council (NDC) & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards are assessed on key factors.

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: North Cork Creameries & Tirlán

Schemes

23 hours ago

EU member states agree to scrap 2-pillar CAP structure

Minister Heydon has said that EU member states have agreed on the format of the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for 2028 to 2034.

EU member states agree to scrap 2-pillar CAP structure

Rural Life

24 hours ago

Weather to stay largely mixed this week

The weather will remain largely mixed this week, with rain, showers and breezy conditions, but also some spells of dry weather.

Weather to stay largely mixed this week

Dairy Focus

1 day ago

Dairy focus: Bottling milk and winning awards in Co. Kerry

Jenny and Neilus Flaherty are milking 140 cows with their two children just outside Listowel, in Moyvanne Co. Kerry.

Dairy focus: Bottling milk and winning awards in Co. Kerry

Beef

1 day ago

Irish weanling export numbers down 25% to date this year

Weanling exports to date this year are running almost 10,000 head or 25% below this time last year.

Irish weanling export numbers down 25% to date this year

Dairy

2 days ago

Did the drought expose stocking rate issues?

This summer’s drought acted as a stress test in terms of farms grass growing availability and the stocking rate attached to each farm.

Did the drought expose stocking rate issues?

ESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026

ESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026: Respect electricity on the farm

ESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026: Respect electricity on the farm

Read more from this seriesESB Networks Autumn Safety Series 2026

Latest Podcast Episodes

Podcast

2 days ago

The Dairy Trail: Kerry farm taking milk from parlour to bottle

On the first episode of a brand new season of The Dairy Trail podcast, we meet Jenny Flaherty of...

The Dairy Trail: Kerry farm taking milk from parlour to bottle

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Coillte spends over €500k on Slievenamon wildfire response

More than €500,000 has been spent on the emergency response for the Slievenamon wildfire in Co. Tipperary, according to Coillte.

Coillte spends over €500k on Slievenamon wildfire response

Environment

2 days ago

Farm focus: Waterford farmer leading the way to support water quality

A dairy farm in Carrigeen, Ring, Co. Waterford is demonstrating how targeted environmental actions,...

Farm focus: Waterford farmer leading the way to support water quality

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Consensus on flexible CAP deal top of agenda at agri-fish council

Securing a well-funded, flexible, and workable Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) is a top priority for Ireland's EU Council Presidency.

Consensus on flexible CAP deal top of agenda at agri-fish council

Videos

Kerry dairy farmer's Halloween pumpkin patch

Nestled on the coast of the Kingdom county, the well-known Leagh Holsteins herd has been engulfed...

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Kerry dairy farmer's Halloween pumpkin patch
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Beef

2 days ago

Cattle kill-out and calf performance update from ABP Demo Farm

Over 120 of the spring-2025-born dairy-beef cattle have now been slaughtered from the ABP Demo Farm in Co. Carlow.

Cattle kill-out and calf performance update from ABP Demo Farm

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Minister confirms no TAMS 3 changes for young dairy farmers

Cow number caps for dairy farmers under the Young Farmer Capital Investment Scheme (TAMS 3) aim to encourage 'green' investments.

Minister confirms no TAMS 3 changes for young dairy farmers

Machinery

2 days ago

Essential tips for machinery storage this winter

As the time nears to stow away machinery for the winter after the harvest, the matter of storage conditions is up for discussion.

Essential tips for machinery storage this winter

Farm Safety

2 days ago

Farm safety seminar in Mallow to feature Teagasc and ESB experts

A farm safety seminar will be hosted by the National Irish Safety Organisation (NISO) in Mallow, Co. Cork on Wednesday, November 18.

Farm safety seminar in Mallow to feature Teagasc and ESB experts

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