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Sheep

3 hours ago

Sheep trade: More pressure on cull ewe and lamb prices this week

This week's sheep trade has seen downward pressure coming on both lamb price and cull ewe price, with lamb price offers back 20c/kg.

Sheep trade: More pressure on cull ewe and lamb prices this week

N.Ireland

3 hours ago

Police arrest linked to ‘alleged rogue trader’ who targeted farm

The Police Service Northern Ireland has arrested a man aged in his 50s on suspicion of theft of diesel and fraud "by false representation".

Police arrest linked to ‘alleged rogue trader’ who targeted farm

Tillage

Straw trade: How is the market faring this August?

The prolonged August dry spell has taken a toll on crops, with lower yields and rising straw prices adding to the pressure on farmers.

Straw trade: How is the market faring this August?

Sheep

3 hours ago

Rams average over €900 at Sheep Ireland €urostar multibreed sale

Sheep Ireland's 16th annual €urostar Multi-Breed Ram sale at Kilkenny Mart saw 427 through the ring in a 76% clearance rate.

Rams average over €900 at Sheep Ireland €urostar multibreed sale

Tillage

4 hours ago

DAFM processes SIM withdrawal requests amid fodder shortage

The Department of Agriculture is working on requests from farmers to withdraw or amend their Straw Incorporation Measure (SIM) applications.

DAFM processes SIM withdrawal requests amid fodder shortage

Beef

4 hours ago

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

The Shamonda virus has been infecting cattle across Europe this month, with DAFN watching how it might impact Ireland if it ever arrives.

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

Agri-Business

4 hours ago

Urgency grows for fertiliser scheme as France leads on support

Pressure is mounting on Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon to deliver a fertiliser support scheme "as soon as possible".

Urgency grows for fertiliser scheme as France leads on support

Forestry

4 hours ago

Storm damage resulted in 18% jump in forest harvesting in 2025

Storm damage in early 2025 resulted in an 18% jump in the amount of timber harvested from Irish forestry last year.

Storm damage resulted in 18% jump in forest harvesting in 2025

Dairy

5 hours ago

Mullooly to raise live exports with French president in MEP meeting

Ciaran Mullooly said he will raise reland's live exports with the French president when he meets him as part of a group of MEPs.

Mullooly to raise live exports with French president in MEP meeting

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

Agri-Food Regulator boosts enforcement with new legal unit

The Agri-Food Regulator is strengthening its capabilities with a new legal and research unit as it expands its statutory role.

Agri-Food Regulator boosts enforcement with new legal unit

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

New transport scheme, catch crops proposed to tackle fodder crisis

Measures suggested by ICSA to tackle the fodder crisis include a new transport scheme and support for catch crop production.

New transport scheme, catch crops proposed to tackle fodder crisis

Dairy

6 hours ago

Tirlán honours retired milk suppliers at special event

Tirlán welcomed retired milk suppliers from across Northern Ireland, Monaghan, Meath and Louth to...

Tirlán honours retired milk suppliers at special event

Rural Life

6 hours ago

Drought and early harvest could push rodents indoors sooner

Farmers are being urged to watch for rodents in farm buildings earlier than usual, as drought and early harvest reduce food, water and cover.

Drought and early harvest could push rodents indoors sooner

castlerea mart

7 hours ago

Mart report: Stores and weanlings in demand at Castlerea

Castlerea Mart in Co. Roscommon held its weekly cattle trade on Thursday (August 20), with numbers up marginally as trade remained firm.

Mart report: Stores and weanlings in demand at Castlerea

Opinion

7 hours ago

Opinion: Pressure on food retail prices inevitable after drought

It is hard not to conclude that retail food prices are set to strengthen dramatically over the coming months.

Opinion: Pressure on food retail prices inevitable after drought

Bluetongue

8 hours ago

Bluetongue cases up to almost 600 in UK

Cases of bluetongue in the UK have risen to 593 so far this season, according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Bluetongue cases up to almost 600 in UK

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Ploughing

8 hours ago

Cork man claims win at European Ploughing Championships

The Republic of Ireland Ploughing team are celebrating yet another win after claiming top honours at the European championships.

Cork man claims win at European Ploughing Championships

Rural Life

9 hours ago

Hosepipe ban extended for 13 counties

Uisce Éireann has confirmed that it will extend its water conservation order, commonly known as the ‘hosepipe ban’ for 13 counties.

Hosepipe ban extended for 13 counties

Gardaí

9 hours ago

Tractor driver stopped by gardaí for phone use - then breathalysed at roadside

Gardaí stopped a tractor driver after spotting him using a mobile phone while driving then also carried out a roadside breath test.

Tractor driver stopped by gardaí for phone use - then breathalysed at roadside

Beef

10 hours ago

Factory quotes: Beef price offers €1.10/kg below this time last year

This week's factory quotes see beef prices remain largely steady on last week but remaining...

Factory quotes: Beef price offers €1.10/kg below this time last year

Agri-Business

10 hours ago

Irish shoppers boost spending as grocery inflation eases

Grocery prices were up 3.87% in the four weeks to August 9, according to the latest data from Worldpanel by Numerator.

Irish shoppers boost spending as grocery inflation eases

Beef

11 hours ago

Prices continue to strengthen at pedigree beef and dairy cattle sales

Recent months have seen average sale prices for pedigree beef and dairy cattle continue to strengthen in the UK.

Prices continue to strengthen at pedigree beef and dairy cattle sales

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Calls for fuel price regulator as green diesel costs surge

The government is being urged to establish an independent fuel price regulator in response to rising marked gas oil (green diesel) prices.

Calls for fuel price regulator as green diesel costs surge

Latest Podcast Episodes

Beef

13 hours ago

Mart report: Quality rewarded in Kilkenny cattle sale

Kilkenny Mart held its weekly cattle sale on Thursday (August 20), as 980 cattle went through the ring, with quality being rewarded.

Mart report: Quality rewarded in Kilkenny cattle sale

Agri-Business

14 hours ago

Dawn Meats reports 77% reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions

Dawn Meats has reported a 77% absolute reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions in 2025 across its operations in Ireland and the UK.

Dawn Meats reports 77% reduction in scope 1 and 2 emissions

Weather

15 hours ago

Unsettled weather this week with some heavy rain at times

Met Éireann said the early days of this week will be largely dry before more unsettled weather develops bringing some heavy rain at times.

Unsettled weather this week with some heavy rain at times

Tillage

16 hours ago

Knock-down resistance changes detected in grain aphid populations

Genetic changes have been detected in grain aphid populations that deliver "super knock-down resistance" (kdr) to aphicide chemistries.

Knock-down resistance changes detected in grain aphid populations

Videos

"The Rain is Always a Week Away" | Fodder crisis

The fodder deficit is widening and according to the president of the Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers'...

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Dairy

17 hours ago

Can sacrifice paddocks return value to the farm over winter?

Many farms, especially in the southern half of the country, will currently be feeding silage as grass has been very scarce since May.

Can sacrifice paddocks return value to the farm over winter?

Beef

17 hours ago

Housing cattle early due to dry spell grass deficit on Meath beef farm

When grass regrowths stalled in late July on the farm of Micheal and Kieran Dunne in Trim, Co. Meath, they housed more older cattle.

Housing cattle early due to dry spell grass deficit on Meath beef farm

Beef

1 day ago

Beef kill: Weekly factory cow kill up 40% on same week of last year

The factory cow kill for the week ending Sunday, August 16, was 40% above the same week of last year, according to the latest figures.

Beef kill: Weekly factory cow kill up 40% on same week of last year

Rural Life

1 day ago

Listen - Geese herding, pedigree goats and white coats at Virginia Show

The final episode of Agriland's 'Around the Shows' podcast series takes us to Virginia Agricultural Show in Co. Cavan.

Listen - Geese herding, pedigree goats and white coats at Virginia Show

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