• Top Stories
  • Beef
  • Dairy
  • Sheep
  • Tillage
  • Machinery
  • Northern Ireland
  • Videos
  • Podcasts
  • Top Stories
  • Beef
  • Dairy
  • Sheep
  • Tillage
  • Machinery
  • Northern Ireland
  • Videos
  • Podcasts

Beef

6 hours ago

Could rare breeds like Droimeann cattle help fight wildfires?

Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon acknowledged the potential of livestock grazing as a wildfire prevention measure.

Could rare breeds like Droimeann cattle help fight wildfires?

Agri-Business

7 hours ago

2027 UK beef outlook: tight global supply, sluggish demand

UK beef prices are unlikely to see significant growth due to sluggish consumer demand and changing import trends.

2027 UK beef outlook: tight global supply, sluggish demand

Agri-Business

8 hours ago

Watch: Claim that Brazil’s poultry exports make chicken 'more affordable'

Brazilian exports of poultry meat are continuing to grow according to the Brazilian Animal Protein Association (ABPA).

Watch: Claim that Brazil’s poultry exports make chicken 'more affordable'

Agri-Business

9 hours ago

Farm labourer wins €23,000 for excessive hours at Moate dairy

A farm labourer, Edward Lattich, has been awarded almost €23,000 for employment rights violations by the Workplace Relations Commission (WRC)

Farm labourer wins €23,000 for excessive hours at Moate dairy

Beef

9 hours ago

Argentinian beef sector rolls out new traceability system

The Argentinian beef sector is rolling out a new traceability system to secure its share of the EU market after the EUDR comes into effect.

Argentinian beef sector rolls out new traceability system

Dairy

10 hours ago

Milk production dipping as grass quality declines

There is an abundance of grass on the majority of farms, but with minimal quality and nutrition in it, how is it affecting milk production?

Milk production dipping as grass quality declines

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

Call for 'new story' in Irish farming narrative

Agriculture needs a "new story" that fundamentally reframes the role of farmers in Irish society and the environment.

Call for 'new story' in Irish farming narrative

Beef

12 hours ago

Mart report: Better trade for Charolais bulls at Balla

Balla Livestock Mart in Co. Mayo reported "a lot better trade" for Charolais bulls following its latest weanling sale.

Mart report: Better trade for Charolais bulls at Balla

Rural Life

13 hours ago

Limerick farm offers unique support for people with dementia

'Social farming for the brain' is a new dementia support group that meets weekly on Doon Social Farm in Co. Limerick.

Limerick farm offers unique support for people with dementia

Sheep

14 hours ago

Autumn grass management tips for a successful spring on sheep farms

Autumn is the starting point of the grassland year.

Autumn grass management tips for a successful spring on sheep farms

Rural Life

16 hours ago

Cork farm's 'Giddy Up and Go' offers hope for teens struggling with school

A west Co. Cork care farm has introduced a new therapeutic horse-riding service aimed at young teens struggling with school.

Cork farm's 'Giddy Up and Go' offers hope for teens struggling with school

Dairy

17 hours ago

Dairy trade: Heifers selling to €3,700 this week

Despite a slow start, the autumn dairy trade is starting to pick up this week, with numerous sales now taking place across the country.

Dairy trade: Heifers selling to €3,700 this week

Beef

17 hours ago

How does pen space influence cattle performance?

Overcrowding sheds can cost you carcass weight during housing, even when feeding and animal health are right.

How does pen space influence cattle performance?

Dairy Focus

1 day ago

Dairy Focus: From 80 to 250 cows in Co. Cork

John Dunne is milking 250 cows in partnership with wife Noreen and their son Billy alongside the Atlantic coast Ladysbridge, Co. Cork.

Dairy Focus: From 80 to 250 cows in Co. Cork

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Urgent action needed for growing road safety risk posed by deer

A coordinated national response is needed to deal with the growing road safety risks posed by deer on Irish roads.

Urgent action needed for growing road safety risk posed by deer

Agri-Business

1 day ago

UK Beef market faces tight supplies, high prices in 2026

Despite relatively steady pricing in the UK beef market this year, compared to the volatility of 2025, producer confidence remains fragile.

UK Beef market faces tight supplies, high prices in 2026

Inside the 2026 Quality Milk Awards: Meet the Finalists Series

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Centenary Thurles and Dairygold

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Centenary Thurles and Dairygold

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

Most Popular

1
Healy-Rae: ‘Money announced for fuel should be spent on fuel’
Fuel support scheme
2
Dairy Focus: From 80 to 250 cows in Co. Cork
Dairy Focus
3
Animal collectors to reduce services over fallen animal scheme
Agri-Business
4
Court hears case concerning alleged damage to 10 round bales
News
5
Eco-Scheme payments of €203m begin issuing to farmers
Schemes
6
Dairygold confirms price for September milk supplies
Dairy

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Animal collectors to reduce services over fallen animal scheme

The Animal Collectors' Association (ACA) has announced a nationwide reduction in services after a "deadlock" in negotiations for a fallen animal scheme.

Animal collectors to reduce services over fallen animal scheme

Agri-Business

1 day ago

What does it take to become a supermarket supplier?

Agriland spoke to one established supermarket supplier about the standards expected from a major chain and the learning curve involved.

What does it take to become a supermarket supplier?

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Going nuclear on livestock methane emissions

Queens University Belfast is launching a research project that aims to increase livestock productivity and reduce methane emissions

Going nuclear on livestock methane emissions

Agri-Business

1 day ago

TAMS hurdles 'make a bad situation worse' for young farmers

There is increasing resistance to the limitations young farmer must commit to for the Targeted Agriculture Modernisation Scheme (TAMS).

TAMS hurdles 'make a bad situation worse' for young farmers

Machinery

1 day ago

John Deere JD18 engines powering Kansas reservoir sediment project

Two John Deere engines are being used to restore an important reservoir in Kansas where sediment buildup is a pressing issue.

John Deere JD18 engines powering Kansas reservoir sediment project

Dairy

2 days ago

Drought impact and falling cow numbers to hit GB milk production

Low forage stocks and falling cow numbers are key factors expected to drive decline in milk production in Britain.

Drought impact and falling cow numbers to hit GB milk production

Series

2 days ago

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Centenary Thurles and Dairygold

Dairy co-operatives throughout the country are invited to nominate their top suppliers for the NDC...

NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards finalists: Centenary Thurles and Dairygold

 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

Latest Podcast Episodes

Environment

2 days ago

6 farmers sought for Erne slurry management project

The €1.7m Upper Erne Slurry Solutions project is seeking to recruit six farmers within a 15km radius of Cootehill, Co. Cavan to take part.

6 farmers sought for Erne slurry management project

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Food and live animal exports worth €10.7bn in first 8 months of year

The value of food and live animal exports from Ireland stood at over €10.7 billion in the first eight months of the year, CSO data shows.

Food and live animal exports worth €10.7bn in first 8 months of year

Dairy

2 days ago

38% of farms below target as grass growth starts to slip

Both daylight and weather conditions have slipped over the last week, and with that, grass growth has also started to decline.

38% of farms below target as grass growth starts to slip

Beef

2 days ago

Mart report: Trade 'a bit sharper' at Kilkenny sale

The cattle sale at Kilkenny Mart this week saw "trade a bit sharper", with a smaller sale and agents described as "active".

Mart report: Trade 'a bit sharper' at Kilkenny sale

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...

00:02:06
Sod turned on new flour mill
See moreFarming Videos

Bluetongue

2 days ago

Bluetongue cases surge to 37

Co. Kilkenny has recorded its first confirmed case of bluetongue, according to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).

Bluetongue cases surge to 37

Agri Politics

2 days ago

Ireland imported more than twice the volume of home-grown cereals in 2025

Ireland imported 5.1 million tonnes of cereals in 2025, more than double its domestic production of 2.2 million tonnes, according to DAFM.

Ireland imported more than twice the volume of home-grown cereals in 2025

Agri-Business

2 days ago

What jobs are currently on offer in the agri-sector?

If you are considering a new challenge in your career, there are currently some interesting jobs on offer in the agri-sector.

What jobs are currently on offer in the agri-sector?

Agri-Business

2 days ago

71% of farms on target for winter fodder as grass growth recovers

A rapid recovery in grass growth in recent weeks has resulted in a significant improvement in the national fodder supply situation.

71% of farms on target for winter fodder as grass growth recovers

an Agriland Media company

Stay on top of your news on the go.

Download the Agriland app today.

© 2026 Agriland Media Ltd.

  • Contact Us
  • Terms & Conditions
  • Privacy Policy
  • Advertise with us
  • Merchandise