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Sheep

10 hours ago

Sheep trade: Factory lamb price offers fall below €8/kg this week

This week's sheep trade sees the lower lamb price offers tabled last week holding for this week, though higher prices have eased.

Sheep trade: Factory lamb price offers fall below €8/kg this week

Machinery

11 hours ago

Getting ready for hedge cutting season

Ireland’s annual hedge-cutting season officially gets underway tomorrow, September 1, and runs through to the end of February.

Getting ready for hedge cutting season

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

EU probes Russian military-linked fraud of agri satellite tech funds

An investigation has been carried out into fraud of satellite navigation funds for machinery, which was linked to Russia's military industry.

EU probes Russian military-linked fraud of agri satellite tech funds

Sheep

11 hours ago

Mart report: Store lamb buyers 'in short supply' in south-east

Store lamb buyers "are in short supply" in the south-east with the lack of grass preventing them from "getting involved in the trade".

Mart report: Store lamb buyers 'in short supply' in south-east

Agri-Business

12 hours ago

FRS Solutions Group Society rebrands as Feirm Co-op

FRS Solutions Group Society will be known as Feirm Co-op, with all aspects of the co-op's business coming under the new identity.

FRS Solutions Group Society rebrands as Feirm Co-op

Agri-Business

12 hours ago

Wexford pig farm requires planning permission for shed use

An Coimisiún Pleanála has ruled that the use of a shed on a Co. Wexford farm to house pigs is not exempted development.

Wexford pig farm requires planning permission for shed use

Beef

13 hours ago

EU move on Brazilian beef 'vindicates' farmer concerns

Farmers have welcomed a total ban on beef from Brazil entering the EU from Thursday (September 3).

EU move on Brazilian beef 'vindicates' farmer concerns

Environment

13 hours ago

Pesticide users reminded 'one drop' can affect drinking water sources

The National Pesticides and Drinking Water Action Group (NPDWAG) has warned that it only takes one drop to impact a drinking water source.

Pesticide users reminded 'one drop' can affect drinking water sources

Opinion

14 hours ago

Opinion: The autumn has arrived

Yes, the autumn has arrived, and for many farmers it will be the busiest time of what has been a very challenging year.

Opinion: The autumn has arrived

Tillage

14 hours ago

Water scarcity linked to potential tripling of future wheat prices

Water scarcity could triple international wheat prices during the period ahead, a new international study has concluded.

Water scarcity linked to potential tripling of future wheat prices

Agri-Business

15 hours ago

UCD honours graduates for 'ground-breaking' work in agriculture

UCD graduate Marie Sherwood has been awarded an honorary Doctorate of Science for her ground-breaking contributions to Irish agriculture.

UCD honours graduates for 'ground-breaking' work in agriculture

Beef

16 hours ago

Factory quotes: Lower beef price offers reversed as throughputs rise

This week's factory quotes for beef cattle see the lower price offers from last week taken off the table for this week.

Factory quotes: Lower beef price offers reversed as throughputs rise

Grass

17 hours ago

Farmers warned of increased risk of mycotoxin in silage after drought

High levels of mycotoxins could be a key characteristic of grass silage crops made in Ireland this year, according to animal nutritionists.

Farmers warned of increased risk of mycotoxin in silage after drought

Agri-Business

17 hours ago

Consumer food prices gone down in last month while energy prices up 4.3%

Food prices are estimated to have gone down by 0.2% in the last month, new figures from the CSO show.

Consumer food prices gone down in last month while energy prices up 4.3%

Environment

18 hours ago

Agri-waste-fuelled Meath biomethane plant connects to gas network

A €30 million facility in Nobber, Co. Meath that converts agri-food waste into biomethane is now connected to Ireland’s national gas network.

Agri-waste-fuelled Meath biomethane plant connects to gas network

Machinery

18 hours ago

Fendt 500 Vario innovation strikes gold at AGRA exhibition

The Fendt 500 Vario was awarded the gold medal for innovation at the 64th annual AGRA exhibition in Gornja Radgona, Slovenia.

Fendt 500 Vario innovation strikes gold at AGRA exhibition

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Dairy
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Beef

20 hours ago

MEP: Total Brazil beef ban 'confirmed' by EU health chief's office

Ciaran Mullooly has said the office of the EU's health chief has confirmed to him that a ban on beef from Brazil will start from Thursday.

MEP: Total Brazil beef ban 'confirmed' by EU health chief's office

Rural Life

22 hours ago

Weather unsettled this week with frequent spells of rain

The weather this week will remain on the unsettled trend we've seen in recent days, with more persistent spells of rain developing.

Weather unsettled this week with frequent spells of rain

Lungworm

23 hours ago

Risk of lungworm back on the cards as rain falls

With rain beginning to fall following a prolonged period of dry weather, the risk of lungworm is back on the table.

Risk of lungworm back on the cards as rain falls

Beef

23 hours ago

Mart report: Arrival of rain in Kilkenny 'may stop panic selling' of cattle

Kilkenny Mart hosted its weekly general cattle sale on Thursday (August 28), with approximately 820 cattle on offer.

Mart report: Arrival of rain in Kilkenny 'may stop panic selling' of cattle

TB

1 day ago

28 vets suspended from TB testing since 2024

A total of 28 vets were suspended from TB testing by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine between January 2024 and March 2026.

28 vets suspended from TB testing since 2024

Beef

2 days ago

UK beef market shift threatens Irish exports amid sales decline

A new report on red meat retail performance in the UK has shown that red meat volumes have declined 1.5% year-on-year.

UK beef market shift threatens Irish exports amid sales decline

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Watch: New generation of women shaping farming

A new generation of young women are making their mark in a very positive way, both at farm level and within the agri-business sector.

Watch: New generation of women shaping farming

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Dairy

2 days ago

Heifer from Ireland's top Holstein lineage fetches €7,900

A direct relative of Ireland's highest classified cow came under hammer for €7,900 at the Eedy youngstock sale held on Saturday (August 29).

Heifer from Ireland's top Holstein lineage fetches €7,900

Environment

2 days ago

Rain and thunderstorm warning issued for the country

Met Éireann has issued a Status Yellow rain and thunderstorm warning for Ireland.

Rain and thunderstorm warning issued for the country

Rural Life

2 days ago

Food company sets up fund for local Irish groups doing 'great work'

The new legacy fund will support charities and community organisations local to its sites across the island of Ireland.

Food company sets up fund for local Irish groups doing 'great work'

Bluetongue

2 days ago

DAFM: Irish bluetongue vaccine supply secure amid UK case surge

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) foresees no difficulties with vaccine supply for the bluetongue virus (BTV).

DAFM: Irish bluetongue vaccine supply secure amid UK case surge

Videos

Meath beef farm houses cattle early due to dry spell grass deficit

When grass regrowths stalled in late July on the farm of Micheal and Kieran Dunne in Trim, Co....

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Rural Life

2 days ago

Irish horses shine as bitless show classes put horsemanship first

Three Irish agricultural shows have hosted bitless showing classes this August, with the 4th taking place at Clonshire Show, Co. Limerick. 

Irish horses shine as bitless show classes put horsemanship first

Milk Price

2 days ago

Milk production hit hard by drought with farm incomes falling

The end of the drought is finally in sight as rainfall is reported nationwide, but where has it left milk production?

Milk production hit hard by drought with farm incomes falling

Beef

2 days ago

Number of calves vs suckler-bred weanlings sold at marts revealed

More suckler-bred weanlings were sold at marts in 2023 and 2024 than than calves under six weeks-of-age; however, 2025 bucked this trend.

Number of calves vs suckler-bred weanlings sold at marts revealed

Beef

2 days ago

Gallery: Emyvale farmer gears up for in-calf heifer sale at Ballybay Mart

The Emyvale, Co. Monaghan-based McAnenly Family is busy preparing for its annual in-calf heifer sale later this month.

Gallery: Emyvale farmer gears up for in-calf heifer sale at Ballybay Mart

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