Machinery
Receiving a world premiere at EIMA 2024, the Landini Smart Cab has now come to Ireland, but what can people expect from it?
Rural Life
Agriculture and rural areas are considered important for Europe's future by 95% of Europeans, while 93% say a stable food supply is crucial.
Water Quality
Farmers, advisers and agri-industry stakeholders gathered at David Redhouse's Newgrange Farm in Co. Meath for a water quality evemt.
Agri-Business
Agriland Media Group has a vacancy for a technical reporter interested in a career in digital media, as part of the livestock team.
Beef
ABP Food Group is celebrating a strong performance at the 2026 Irish Quality Food and Drink Awards (IQFDA), with 25 medals across the night.
Dairy
The European dairy market needs a framework that "prevents crises and enables dairy farmers to earn an adequate income".
Uruguay has successfully retained its eligibility to export beef to the EU, following an audit by European Commission officials.
Public perception of Irish dairy is "moving in the right direction" but more work is needed, the National Dairy Council (NDC) CEO said.
N.Ireland
There is a total disconnect between grassroots farming families in Northern Ireland and DAERA officials, says Diane Armstrong.
Two Irish agri-manufacturing brands have been invited to speak at Eurotier, a livestock trading show that will take place in Germany.
Tillage
It seems that significant numbers of tillage farmers are actively drilling crops of winter barley and winter wheat.
Ireland will host a European-wide conference on organic farming next month in Cork. The event will take place from October 6-8.
Northern Ireland’s pilot Protein Crop Scheme will be extended to the end of 2027, Minister Andrew Muir announced today.
Environment
A new Irish-led study has highlighted the potential for wetlands farming.
Teagasc's annual series of seven 'Transferring the Family Farm' clinics for 2026 will take place next month.
loy digging
Loy digging is an art form with a history stretching back many decades, pre-dating the use of the plough within Irish agriculture.
Agriland's technical beef journalist, Breifne O'Brien has received the Global Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism award.
Belfast-headquartered Germinal has announced an investment of £5 million in expanded seed processing capacity at its site in England.
Farm lobby groups expect that all of Ireland’s key grain buyers will publish their Harvest 2026 price schedules before the end of this month.
Almost all 95 staff at a Northern-Ireland-based potato company have been made redundant after the company entered administration.
Origin Enterprises has reported group operating profit of €100.7 million for the 2026 financial year, despite challenging market conditions.
Buyers travelled from near and far for the much anticipated annual Proven Protein Sale in Charleville, Co. Cork.
Balla Livestock Mart in Co. Mayo hosted its sale of bullocks, heifers and dry cows on Saturday (September 19).
Sheep
This week's sheep trade has seen most outlets move to increase their lamb price offers by 10c/kg, with prices of €8.00-€8.20/kg tabled.
Over 11,000 animals in Ireland have been sampled and tested for antibodies to bluetongue virus since the start of the year.
Forestry
The definition of “active farmer” should include those who plant, manage, and harvest a forest, according to SEEFA.
A dead ram in Co. Wexford has tested PCR positive for bluetongue virus, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has confirmed.
Eoin Lynch shares his insights on the challenges faced by farmers in 2026, including weather...
A new website has been established which encourages Irish people to pray for their 'Holy Hero'.
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon led Ireland's participation at a global conference today.
Opinion
I think it’s safe to confirm that climate change is a reality. What’s more, this process continues to build momentum
Although farmers globally are battling financial uncertainty, they are still keen to invest in new technology that helps them cut costs.