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Agri-Business

3 hours ago

FCI warns of 'disproportionate' green diesel price increase

The average price of green diesel for July saw the largest monthly increase since March according to new FCI figures.

FCI warns of 'disproportionate' green diesel price increase

Rural Life

3 hours ago

Watch: Top brown bread bakers book place in Ploughing finals

Ireland's finest home bakers battled it out today (Tuesday, July 28) as the ICA named its national brown bread finalists.

Watch: Top brown bread bakers book place in Ploughing finals

Agri-Business

3 hours ago

Teagasc makes €1.6m from sale of north Dublin advisory office

Teagasc made €1.6 million from the sale of land and buildings at the site of its former north Co. Dublin advisory office in Kinsealy.

Teagasc makes €1.6m from sale of north Dublin advisory office

High Court

3 hours ago

Judge backs farmer on legal costs in case against Minister for Agriculture

A High Court judge has indicated that a farmer is entitled to recover his legal costs from the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine.

Judge backs farmer on legal costs in case against Minister for Agriculture

Agri Politics

4 hours ago

Minister criticised for lack of clarity on farm equipment capital allowance

Tánaiste Simon Harris has been criticised by Independent TD Carol Nolan for his comments on capital allowances for farm equipment.

Minister criticised for lack of clarity on farm equipment capital allowance

Tillage

6 hours ago

Reminder: Baling straw in dry conditions can remove sizable quantities of potash

Tillage farmers are being advised that baling straw in dry conditions can remove significant quantities of potash from their fields.

Reminder: Baling straw in dry conditions can remove sizable quantities of potash

Agri-Business

7 hours ago

Teagasc sees income rise by 3% to €248m in 2025

Teagasc recorded a total income of €248 million in 2025, up by 3.3% or €8 million compared to the previous year.

Teagasc sees income rise by 3% to €248m in 2025

Agri-Business

7 hours ago

Court: Dairymaster fined €400,000 following fatal workplace incident

Dairymaster has been fined and convicted by a judge after pleading guilty to breaches of safety, health and welfare at work legislation.

Court: Dairymaster fined €400,000 following fatal workplace incident

Agri-Business

8 hours ago

CNH partnering with Finnish compact wheel loader manufacturer

CNH is aiming to strengthen its compact wheel loader portfolio by partnering with Finnish manufacturer Norcar.

CNH partnering with Finnish compact wheel loader manufacturer

Agri-Business

8 hours ago

New appointment at Syngenta Ireland

Syngenta Ireland has appointed Bryan Kearney to its team as an area business manager. Since...

New appointment at Syngenta Ireland

Dairy News

8 hours ago

Tirlán strikes grass-fed butter deal with major US retailer

Agriland understands that Kilkenny based dairy co-op Tirlán has agreed to supply grass-fed butter to US retailer, Costco.

Tirlán strikes grass-fed butter deal with major US retailer

Agri-Business

9 hours ago

New World screwworm: US to reopen cattle trade with Mexico

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that imports of cattle from Mexico will be reopened on a phased basis.

New World screwworm: US to reopen cattle trade with Mexico

Tillage

10 hours ago

UK future wheat markets break through £200/t threshold

UK November future wheat markets broke through the highly significant £200/t threshold on Wednesday of last week (July 22).

UK future wheat markets break through £200/t threshold

Beef

10 hours ago

Mart report: Tullow beef cattle trade 'strong' despite grass concerns

Tullow Livestock Marts held its weekly cattle sale on Friday, where the trade "held firm" as drought concerns dominated ringside discussions.

Mart report: Tullow beef cattle trade 'strong' despite grass concerns

Rural Life

10 hours ago

Applications open for Historic Thatched Buildings scheme

The Department of Housing has confirmed the opening of three built heritage schemes, including the scheme for Historic Thatched Buildings.

Applications open for Historic Thatched Buildings scheme

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

PSRA raised concerns over client bank accounts at 3 marts

The Property Services Regulatory Authority (PSRA) worked with three marts to resolve deficits in client bank accounts in 2025.

PSRA raised concerns over client bank accounts at 3 marts

Let Trees Work For You

‘Thinking of forestry, I’d definitely say go ahead’ - Westmeath beef farmer

‘Thinking of forestry, I’d definitely say go ahead’ - Westmeath beef farmer

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11 hours ago

Farmers invited to free weanling health events at marts nationwide

A series of weanling advice events titled 'Weanling Ready: Worth Their Weight in Gold’ is set to...

Farmers invited to free weanling health events at marts nationwide

PSNI

12 hours ago

Police investigating quad bike theft from Armagh farm

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) is investigating the theft of a red Honda quad bike from a farmyard in Co. Armagh.

Police investigating quad bike theft from Armagh farm

Rural Life

13 hours ago

Call for dedicated wildfire prevention fund in next EU budget

As fires rage across several European countries, a call has been made for a dedicated EU wildfire prevention fund.

Call for dedicated wildfire prevention fund in next EU budget

Agri-Business

13 hours ago

Brazil awaits EU assessment ahead of potential meat export ban

Brazil said it is awaiting a statement on "robust technical documentation" issued to the EU Commission ahead of a potential meat export ban.

Brazil awaits EU assessment ahead of potential meat export ban

Sheep

15 hours ago

How gene programmes can unlock financial potential of hill sheep

Hill sheep farmers will soon be able to benefit from genetic improvement programmes , according to Teagasc and Sheep Ireland.

How gene programmes can unlock financial potential of hill sheep

Dairy

15 hours ago

Tipperary farm hosts Irish British Friesian Club open evening 

Henry, Yvonne, Sam, and Jane Dudley welcomed large crowds to their farm for the Irish British Friesian Club's open evening.

Tipperary farm hosts Irish British Friesian Club open evening 

Beef

15 hours ago

New factory bonus available to beef farmers in AgNav from September

Farmers at a farm walk in Co. Monaghan were reminded of the need to join AgNav to avail of the higher rate breed bonus from September.

New factory bonus available to beef farmers in AgNav from September

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Sheep

1 day ago

Sheep trade: Lamb price offers ease by 10c/kg for start of week

This week's sheep trade has seen several factories move to reduce their lamb price offers by 10c/kg, leaving offers coming in below €9.00/kg.

Sheep trade: Lamb price offers ease by 10c/kg for start of week

Rural Life

1 day ago

O'Mara: 'We have to ensure part-time farmers get return for efforts'

Prof. Frank O'Mara has said that Ireland, and Europe, have to ensure part-time farmers "get a reasonable return" for their efforts.

O'Mara: 'We have to ensure part-time farmers get return for efforts'

Rural Life

1 day ago

French farmers join frontline fight against wildfires

French farmers have been praised after mobilising to fight devastating wildfires using tractors and water tankers.

French farmers join frontline fight against wildfires

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Over €22m issued in DAFM scheme payments last week

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has provided an update on the various scheme payments issued last week.

Over €22m issued in DAFM scheme payments last week

Videos

Trade strengthens at Roscommon Mart as demand for store cattle grows

Cattle trade has strengthened in recent weeks at Roscommon Mart, with "renewed confidence"...

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Trade strengthens at Roscommon Mart as demand for store cattle grows
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Krone

1 day ago

Krone makes XDisc 710 direct cut header compatible across brands

The Krone XDisc 710 header can now be used by John Deere and New Holland forage harvesters on top of the Krone Big X.

Krone makes XDisc 710 direct cut header compatible across brands

Rural Life

1 day ago

From Sam to sales: Mayo marts to open after historic victory

Mayo livestock marts plan to continue with their scheduled sales this week despite celebrations underway following Mayo's All-Ireland win.

From Sam to sales: Mayo marts to open after historic victory

Podcast

1 day ago

Listen: AgriFocus - Why farm incomes are set to fall in 2026

What does the rest of 2026 have in store for Irish farmers? The latest Teagasc outlook points...

Listen: AgriFocus - Why farm incomes are set to fall in 2026

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Fuel scheme payments in line with terms and conditions - DAFM

The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) said it is focused on ensuring all valid Fuel Income Support Scheme claims are "paid in a timely manner"

Fuel scheme payments in line with terms and conditions - DAFM

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