Environment
Calls to remove bird species from the open season order of hunting must address all pressures affecting birds and outline a recovery plan.
Dairy
As the winter milking herd calves down, reactions must be quick when it comes to milk fever, given how costly the year is fairing out to be.
Beef
While there are a broad range of important vaccinations, there are two main ones most drystock or beef farmers keep in mind ahead of housing.
Farmers are being reminded that there is less than one week remaining to record weights for two key...
Agri-Business
Limerick organic dairy farmer Tom Stack decided to embark on his regenerative farming journey around 8 years ago.
Met Éireann's updated status yellow wind warning for Donegal, in the wake of Storm Boelo, will be valid until 3:00p.m today, October 25.
With calves landing on the ground of winter milking farms and temperatures swinging, the risk of calf pneumonia will be on the rise.
An avid John Deere model tractor enthusiast has sold part of his vast toy collection of over 500 lots for £24,400, writes Chris McCullough.
Machinery
The Tractor Of The Year (TOTY) awards return to Bologna, Italy for EIMA this year, but who is in with a chance to bring home gold?
The contribution of the iconic Town of Monaghan Co-Op to Monaghan town will be celebrated on Wednesday, November 4.
The ABP Angus Youth Challenge has broken new ground in galvanising the interest of teachers and students in schools across Northern Ireland.
Rural Life
A teacher will run today's Irish Life Dublin Marathon for the Irish Kidney Association after her best friend received a liver transplant.
Agriland caught up with Longford and Westmeath Farmers' Mart (Ballymahon Mart) manager, William Jones, for his outlook on the cattle trade.
The 89th Dungannon dairy sale took place in Dungannon mart, Co. Tyrone during the week, with heifers making up to £5,000.
Meaningful measures are needed to address income volatility in farming and to make it an attractive career option for young people.
Dairy Focus
Nestled on the coast of the Kingdom county, the well known Leagh Holsteins herd has being engulfed in a sea of orange.
AI is making its way onto farms but should farmers be asking who owns their data, how it’s used, and who’s responsible when things go wrong?
Met Éireann is forecasting generally unsettled weather across the country today, with rain showers and strong winds due to Storm Boelo.
The total number of cattle slaughtered at Irish factories this year is nearing the same level as last year, according to latest DAFM figures.
The organisers of the ABP Angus Youth Challenge are confirming that its format will be amended into the future.
Only about half of Ireland's the mature breeding herds and flocks are currently vaccinated against the bluetongue virus (BTV).
%%excerpt%% Sustainability in farming is among the topics that will be discussed at a seminar on Monday, November 9 at 7: 30pm as part of the 31st Listowel Food Fair which runs from Thursday 5 to Monday, November 9.
Series
Dairy co-operatives throughout the country nominate their top suppliers for the NDC & Kerrygold Quality Milk Awards each year.
Opinion
The tradition of ‘daylight saving’ can be traced back to the early years of the 20th century, before the days of modern lighting systems
While there was a big sale of cattle at Kilkenny Mart at this week's sale - 1,200 on offer - the...
The aftermath of Storm Éowyn saw machinery such as chainsaws hired out by people who had not done the proper training course.
Tillage
Tillage farmers across Northern Ireland are being urged to take part in an important pesticide usage survey.
Slaney Flour has turned the sod on its new flour mill in Ireland. The construction of the new...
Grass
Currently average grass growth is sitting at 42kg dry matter (DM)/ha, with DM coming in at just under 13%.
The autumn 2026 weanling trade may not have hit the same highs of autumn 2025 but trade remains largely positive.
Mart
Rising costs and the struggle to make a living, even when cattle prices are good were some of the key talking points at the mart this week.
Macra has expressed "serious concern" following a High Court ruling on potato and onion storage buildings and commercial rates.
