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Machinery

4 hours ago

Valtra T Series breaks tractor speed record at Red Bull Ring

Valtra has looked to test both the speed and precision of its new T Series of tractors via two extreme tests in Austria and Germany.

Valtra T Series breaks tractor speed record at Red Bull Ring

Environment

4 hours ago

Bioeconomy summit to showcase Irish 'achievements and ambition'

The Global Bioeconomy Summit in Dublin this week is an opportunity to showcase "Ireland's achievements and ambitions" in bioeconomy.

Bioeconomy summit to showcase Irish 'achievements and ambition'

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

Heydon urged to resolve dispute with knackeries

Sinn Féin has called on Minister Martin Heydon to resolve a dispute with knackeries over the Fallen Animal Scheme.

Heydon urged to resolve dispute with knackeries

Dairy

5 hours ago

Global Dairy Trade rises 2.5%

The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has increased, following the latest trading event held this week (October 20).

Global Dairy Trade rises 2.5%

Agri Politics

6 hours ago

TD questions why Ireland imports 83% of fruit and veg

TD Carol Nolan asked the government to explain how Ireland has become dependent on imported fruit and vegetables.

TD questions why Ireland imports 83% of fruit and veg

News

6 hours ago

DAFM pays €716,000 tax bill for staff

DAFM has paid €715,745 to Revenue in tax and interest after payroll deductions for staff benefits were not made.

DAFM pays €716,000 tax bill for staff

Bluetongue

7 hours ago

More bluetongue cases confirmed in Wexford

More cases of bluetongue have been confirmed in Co. Wexford.

More bluetongue cases confirmed in Wexford

Forestry

8 hours ago

Should farmers think differently about forestry?

Changing the mindset of farmers will be key to developing vibrant forestry and woodland development sectors into the future.

Should farmers think differently about forestry?

Machinery

8 hours ago

Pottinger unveils new cultivator features for small and large farms

Pottinger is bringing new features as well as numerous customisation options to its Synkro universal cultivators.

Pottinger unveils new cultivator features for small and large farms

Agri Politics

9 hours ago

New organic food rules described as ‘a strong result for farmers’

An agreement on rules for organic products has been described as "a strong result for farmers" by Minister Martin Heydon.

New organic food rules described as ‘a strong result for farmers’

Pig/Poultry

9 hours ago

Farmers urged to tighten biosecurity as bird flu cases confirmed in UK

Bird keepers are being urged to review and strengthen their biosecurity now.

Farmers urged to tighten biosecurity as bird flu cases confirmed in UK

Sheep

10 hours ago

Walkers urged to control dogs after attack near Giant's Causeway

Recreational walkers in Northern Ireland have been urged to keep dogs under control after a recent attack on sheep near the Giant's Causeway.

Walkers urged to control dogs after attack near Giant's Causeway

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Could land use changes protect agri sector from global shocks?

Circular farming could help insulate Ireland’s farmers and taxpayers from global shocks, according to new studies.

Could land use changes protect agri sector from global shocks?

Rural Life

11 hours ago

Farm succession and CAP the focus of Macra National Conference

The Macra National Conference will take place this Saturday (October 24), with two topics set to dominate the agenda.

Farm succession and CAP the focus of Macra National Conference

Rural Life

11 hours ago

Storm Austen to bring heavy rain this week as warnings issued

Met Éireann has issued weather warnings for this week as the first storm of the season arrives.

Storm Austen to bring heavy rain this week as warnings issued

Dairy

12 hours ago

Carbery announces increase to milk price for September supplies

Carbery Group has announced an increased in its base milk price by 1c/L for the month of September, following a similar rise in August.

Carbery announces increase to milk price for September supplies

Inside the 2026 Quality Milk Awards: Meet the Finalists Series

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Drinagh and Kinisla

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Drinagh and Kinisla

Read more from this seriesInside the 2026 Quality Milk Awards: Meet the Finalists Series

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Farm labourer wins €23,000 for excessive hours at Moate dairy
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Animal collectors to reduce services over fallen animal scheme
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BISS and CRISS payments to issue this week
Schemes
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Met Éireann warns of heavy rain and strong winds this week
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Factory quotes: Talk of reducing higher cattle price offers this week
Beef

Dairy

12 hours ago

Deadline for spreading farmyard manure fast approaching

The closed period for spreading farmyard manure is fast approaching.

Deadline for spreading farmyard manure fast approaching

Series

13 hours ago

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Drinagh and Kinisla

The annual NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards feature the 'best of the best' dairy farms, nominated by dairy co-operatives.

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Drinagh and Kinisla

Pig/Poultry

14 hours ago

Brazil confirms outbreak of Newcastle disease on turkey farm

Brazil has confirmed an outbreak of Newcastle disease on a commercial turkey farm in the southern state of Santa Catarina.

Brazil confirms outbreak of Newcastle disease on turkey farm

Beef News

15 hours ago

Bord Bia invests €1m in beef marketing autumn campaigns

Bord Bia has announced a €1,000,000 investment in beef marketing across key UK and EU markets this autumn.

Bord Bia invests €1m in beef marketing autumn campaigns

Tillage

16 hours ago

Irish grain output could fall to below 2Mt in 2026

Ireland’s grain harvest could fall to below 2 million tonnes in 2026, according to the results of a survey.

Irish grain output could fall to below 2Mt in 2026

Dairy

16 hours ago

Dutch vs Irish dairy: How do they compare?

The Dutch dairy industry is facing a new reality following the loss of its nitrates derogation for the 2026 season.

Dutch vs Irish dairy: How do they compare?

Beef

17 hours ago

Full clearance at McEnaney 'Corvalley Classy Lassies' sale

The inaugural 'Corvalley Classy Lassies' sale on behalf of Co. Monaghan-based McEnaney Livestock took place on Saturday (October 17).

Full clearance at McEnaney 'Corvalley Classy Lassies' sale

 Irish Dairy's Grass-fed Strength

What does grass-fed mean to international customers?

What does grass-fed mean to international customers?

Read more from this series Irish Dairy's Grass-fed Strength

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Sheep News

1 day ago

Sheep trade: Where are lamb prices heading for late October?

This week's sheep trade sees both factory lamb price offers and cull ewe factory price offers remaining firm.

Sheep trade: Where are lamb prices heading for late October?

News

1 day ago

Court: Neighbouring farmers in court in row over missing dog

A farmer told a neighbouring farmer “I will get you” after accusing him of stealing his missing dog, a court has heard.

Court: Neighbouring farmers in court in row over missing dog

Agri-Business

1 day ago

No plans to amend eligibility for fuel scheme to include HVO

There are no plans to amend the eligibility criteria for the fuel support scheme at this point to include HVO, Minister Martin Heydon has said.

No plans to amend eligibility for fuel scheme to include HVO

Pig/Poultry

1 day ago

Effective piglet care can improve farm efficiency

Effective newborn piglet care can improve farm efficiency and reduce avoidable pig losses, according to Teagasc.

Effective piglet care can improve farm efficiency

Videos

Sod turned on new flour mill

Slaney Flour has turned the sod on its new flour mill in Ireland. The construction of the new...

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Agri-Business

1 day ago

'Clear' contingency plan sought amid CAP budget uncertainty

The government must provide "substantive clarity" to Irish farmers on what contingency measures are being prepared amid CAP uncertainty.

'Clear' contingency plan sought amid CAP budget uncertainty

Schemes

1 day ago

BISS and CRISS payments to issue this week

Delayed payments under the BISS and CRISS will issue to farmers this week, Minister Martin Heydon has confirmed.

BISS and CRISS payments to issue this week

Rural Life

1 day ago

Farmers seek clarity as salt water contaminates Kerry water supply

Farmers have called for clarity from Uisce Éireann following the contamination of a public water supply in north Kerry.

Farmers seek clarity as salt water contaminates Kerry water supply

Opinion

1 day ago

Opinion: New tillage year gets off to best possible start

If growers were looking for the odd omen or two, pointing in the direction of a good 2026/2027 tillage year: then they have found them.

Opinion: New tillage year gets off to best possible start

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