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Rural Life

39 minutes ago

DAFM welcomes 'significant' sentence on animal welfare conviction

DAFM has said it welcomes a "significant sentence" of imprisonment handed down today on an animal welfare conviction.

DAFM welcomes 'significant' sentence on animal welfare conviction

Cereals

1 hour ago

Cereals and potato areas decline, while oilseed rape sees a sharp rise in 2026

New estimates for 2026 show that the area of land used to grow cereals fell by 18,800ha (6.8%) to 256,100ha compared with 2025.

Cereals and potato areas decline, while oilseed rape sees a sharp rise in 2026

Factory Quotes

2 hours ago

Factory quotes: Beef cattle price cuts stalled this week as trade firms

This week's factory quotes have seen beef price offers hold steady with most outlets opening their beef price offers similar to last week.

Factory quotes: Beef cattle price cuts stalled this week as trade firms

Rural Life

4 hours ago

Winners announced for several awards at Listowel Food Fair

The winners have been announced across several awards that were up for grabs at the Listowel Food Fair 2026 in Co. Kerry.

Winners announced for several awards at Listowel Food Fair

Rural Life

7 hours ago

Justice minister has no plans to change 'robust' trespass laws

The Minister for Justice has said he has no plans to change current laws around trespassing, saying that the current legislation is "robust".

Justice minister has no plans to change 'robust' trespass laws

Rural Life

8 hours ago

Weather to turn more unsettled as well as cooler

The weather this week is set to turn more unsettled from midweek, as well as cooler, according to Met Éireann.

Weather to turn more unsettled as well as cooler

Tillage

9 hours ago

What do soil pH values actually mean?

Soil acidity levels are defined in terms of their pH values. This is a logarithmic scale reflecting the in situ hydrogen ion concentration

What do soil pH values actually mean?

Dairy

10 hours ago

Winter milking: The importance of proper colostrum management

With calving ongoing for winter milking herds, farmers need to ensure November-born calves are still getting the attention and care they need.

Winter milking: The importance of proper colostrum management

Beef

10 hours ago

PSRA urges marts to end credit sales, adopt 'pay on the day'

Cattle marts have been "strongly encouraged" to cease the tradition of providing credit and introduce ‘pay on the day’ practices.

PSRA urges marts to end credit sales, adopt 'pay on the day'

Beef

23 hours ago

Map: Number of suckler herds and average herd size by county for 2026

The latest stats on suckler herds/county, average number of cows/herd has been made available by the Irish Cattle Breeding Federation.

Map: Number of suckler herds and average herd size by county for 2026

Agri-Business

24 hours ago

Plant-based dairy alternatives risk nutrient deficiency, new study

Replacing dairy products with unfortified plant-based alternatives may lead to a deficiency in vital nutrients.

Plant-based dairy alternatives risk nutrient deficiency, new study

Dairy

1 day ago

Study: EU heat-related milk losses could almost triple by 2050

Heat-related milk production losses could almost triple in the EU by the middle of the century, a new study has warned.

Study: EU heat-related milk losses could almost triple by 2050

Environment

1 day ago

Status Yellow warning for 'dense fog' in 8 counties

Met Éireann has issued an updated Status Yellow warning for "areas of dense fog" in eight counties from 9:00p.m tonight, November 8.

Status Yellow warning for 'dense fog' in 8 counties

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Irish agri-food exports hit record €20.8 billion in 2025

Irish agri-food exports recached a record €20.8 billion in 2025, an increase of almost €1.8 billion or 9% year-on-year.

Irish agri-food exports hit record €20.8 billion in 2025

Dairy Focus

1 day ago

Listen: How one Co. Westmeath share farm is pushing profits

Christopher Cahill, the Cavan man milking in Westmeath, is the latest farmer to feature on Agriland's limited podcast, 'The Dairy Trail'.

Listen: How one Co. Westmeath share farm is pushing profits

Sheep Trade

1 day ago

Mart report: Firm trade in Wicklow with over 2,600 sheep sold

The weekly sheep sale at Carnew Mart in Co. Wicklow on Wednesday, November 5, saw improved trade compared with recent weeks.

Mart report: Firm trade in Wicklow with over 2,600 sheep sold

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Beef

1 day ago

Could someone else run your beef farm?

With many beef farms being a solo enterprise, would a stranger be able to run your farm in case of an emergency?

Could someone else run your beef farm?

Environment

1 day ago

Compensation secured for South Kerry Greenway landowners

An alternative compensation arrangement for South Kerry Greenway landowners has been described as a "significant breakthrough".

Compensation secured for South Kerry Greenway landowners

Rural Life

1 day ago

Shamonda virus: What are the risks for humans?

The first reported case of Shamonda virus in a human shocked veterinary and health professionals alike, raising questions on public safety.

Shamonda virus: What are the risks for humans?

Rural Life

1 day ago

Social farming celebrated in Mayo with Irish and Dutch ambassadors

Irish and Dutch cooperation on social farming was celebrated and strengthened at an event in C. Mayo last week.

Social farming celebrated in Mayo with Irish and Dutch ambassadors

Tillage

1 day ago

What can heritage barley varieties offer modern markets?

Heritage barley varieties may hold great potential for Ireland’s brewing, distilling and food production sectors today

What can heritage barley varieties offer modern markets?

Tillage

1 day ago

Protecting modern tillage soils from the impact of heavy machinery

Modern tillage farming practices make soils more vulnerable to the impact of heavy machinery and traffic volumes.

Protecting modern tillage soils from the impact of heavy machinery

Dairy

1 day ago

Now may be the time to consider hiring farm labour

In the blink of an eye, cows will be coming in for full-time housing, offering farmers a chance to consider hiring farm labour.

Now may be the time to consider hiring farm labour

Latest Podcast Episodes

Beef

1 day ago

Prime cattle supply uncertain as Christmas demand looms

Weekly beef kill figures have remained marginally higher than last year during the second half of this year.

Prime cattle supply uncertain as Christmas demand looms

Dairy

2 days ago

Milk production drops by nearly 2kg in space of two weeks

Milk production is dropping rapidly over the last few weeks as we trundle through November, but how does your herd compare to the average?

Milk production drops by nearly 2kg in space of two weeks

Agri-Business

2 days ago

FAO: Global meat and dairy prices decline as sugar surges

Global prices of cereal, dairy and meat edged lower, while sugar prices rose for a fourth consecutive month during October.

FAO: Global meat and dairy prices decline as sugar surges

Family Farm

2 days ago

The unspoken 'guilt' of not taking over the family farm

For many young people who grow up on a family farm in Ireland, leaving home to pursue a different path can bring with it a "sense of guilt".

The unspoken 'guilt' of not taking over the family farm

Videos

Pushing profits for two on a share farm in Co. Westmeath | The Dairy Trail

On episode two of Agriland's all new season of The Dairy Trail podcast, we travel to Co. Westmeath...

00:42:25
Pushing profits for two on a share farm in Co. Westmeath | The Dairy Trail
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Lambs

2 days ago

Update: Lambs thrive on Offaly farm despite weather challenges

A return visit to Ken and Richard Mathews' farm in Co. Offaly has shown lambs that are doing "remarkably well" despite severe weather changes.

Update: Lambs thrive on Offaly farm despite weather challenges

Beef

2 days ago

What county has the best overall suckler herd performance?

Suckler farmers will have different parameters and KPIs to identify what they perceive to be the best "overall suckler herd performance".

What county has the best overall suckler herd performance?

Tillage

2 days ago

New PhDs in agriculture strengthen Ireland's farming research

Two PhDs in the field of agriculture have been conferred by South East Technological University (SETU) at its Wexford campus.

New PhDs in agriculture strengthen Ireland's farming research

Machinery

2 days ago

Winterising agri-machinery for the 2027 season

With many operators' agricultural machinery work for 2026 now drawing to a close, attention is beginning to turn towards the year ahead.

Winterising agri-machinery for the 2027 season

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