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Rural Life

45 minutes ago

Cavan farmer to haul 25kg of sheep meal up Croagh Patrick

Cavan suckler farmer Derek McElwaine is taking on Croagh Patrick on September 12, while carrying a 25kg bag of sheep meal to the summit.

Cavan farmer to haul 25kg of sheep meal up Croagh Patrick

Rural Life

2 hours ago

Whelan claims second place at World Ploughing Championship

John Whelan from Co. Wexford has taken second place overall at the World Ploughing Championships in Croatia.

Whelan claims second place at World Ploughing Championship

Rural Life

Is farming worth it? We want to hear from you

Is farming worth it? We want to know your thoughts. Agriland in association with ICMSA has launched a survey to gather farmers' opinions.

Is farming worth it? We want to hear from you

Rural Life

4 hours ago

Farmer Phil: 'Loneliness often unspoken about among farmers'

Loneliness is crippling and something that is quite common and often unspoken about with farmers, said Farmer Phil in his new book.

Farmer Phil: 'Loneliness often unspoken about among farmers'

Sheep

4 hours ago

Health risks for lambs in autumn: Are you prepared?

As the weather cools, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has shared advice for sheep farmers this autumn.

Health risks for lambs in autumn: Are you prepared?

Dairy

4 hours ago

Is SCC going to affect your cashflow this autumn?

As we enter the final quarter of the spring lactation, the national average SCC level sits at 186,000 cells/ml, according to ICBF.

Is SCC going to affect your cashflow this autumn?

Machinery News

5 hours ago

From Perth to Poles: Flying home from 'Oz' for the hedge cutting season

For Co. Cavan-man Paul Conaty, September 1, only means one thing: the opening of the hedge-cutting season and a trip home for the task.

From Perth to Poles: Flying home from 'Oz' for the hedge cutting season

Pig/Poultry

17 hours ago

Brazil claims 'progress' on EU poultry and honey export ban

Brazil claimed it has made progress towards resuming poultry and honey exports to the EU following the completion of an audit in the country.

Brazil claims 'progress' on EU poultry and honey export ban

Dairy

18 hours ago

Are we facing a fodder crisis or a cashflow crisis?

Are Irish dairy farmers facing a fodder crisis or a cash flow crisis? The simple answer is to that question is both.

Are we facing a fodder crisis or a cashflow crisis?

Dairy

18 hours ago

Meath dairy farm welcomes rare triplet heifer calves

A dairy farm manager in Co. Meath has experienced a career first with the arrival of a rare set of triplet heifer calves.

Meath dairy farm welcomes rare triplet heifer calves

Environment

20 hours ago

Solar on the farm: Two farmers, two experiences

Solar power is booming - but what does it mean for Irish farmers? We hear from two farmers about their experiences with solar on the farm.

Solar on the farm: Two farmers, two experiences

Beef

22 hours ago

Keeping roughage and concentrates in the diet when paddock grazing

Managing a paddock system for calves is challenging as troughs for concentrates and roughage feeders have to be moved when calves are moved.

Keeping roughage and concentrates in the diet when paddock grazing

Rural Life

1 day ago

Thomas Duffy: Tractor revolution - why biomethane is ahead

Electric tractors may still be finding their feet but biomethane is already well established - with Case New Holland offering two models.

Thomas Duffy: Tractor revolution - why biomethane is ahead

Rural Life

1 day ago

Carlow farming family turns GAA medals into business success

The accumulation of lots of hurling and Gaelic football medals by her husband led Ana Coady to start a new business on the family farm.

Carlow farming family turns GAA medals into business success

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Generators for farms: What support is available?

As the winter months approach, farmers may be considering purchasing a generator, which can be vital equipment.

Generators for farms: What support is available?

Tillage

1 day ago

Tillage: Getting to grips with problem weeds now

The coming weeks will provide a key window to control problem weeds that could otherwise create headaches in autumn-drilled cereal crops.

Tillage: Getting to grips with problem weeds now

Feed For Growth: Your Partner For Calf Performance

Building better cows from Day 1 on a Limerick dairy farm

Building better cows from Day 1 on a Limerick dairy farm

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Rural Life
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Galloway cow defies the odds with four live calves
Cattle
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Rethinking dry-off on a high-performing Kerry herd
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Dairy

Grass

1 day ago

Grass growth: Are pastures finally turning green?

The story of the year for grass growth has been a country split in two, and this trend continues into the back-end.

Grass growth: Are pastures finally turning green?

Beef

1 day ago

Weekly factory cattle supply up 5,600 head on same week last year

Weekly factory cattle supplies are up 5,600 head on the same week of last year, despite the overall...

Weekly factory cattle supply up 5,600 head on same week last year

Machinery

2 days ago

Farmers to gain control with John Deere AI assistant data tool

John Deere has shown off it's new artificial intelligence (AI) assistant called JD that aims to simplify data processing on farms.

Farmers to gain control with John Deere AI assistant data tool

Coolmore

2 days ago

Fire services tackle shed blaze on Coolmore-farmed land

Fire services in Tipperary responded to a blaze in an agricultural shed this week on land farmed by horse breeding business Coolmore.

Fire services tackle shed blaze on Coolmore-farmed land

CAP

2 days ago

New Agriland podcast 'Farm Conversations: Why CAP matters'

Agriland’s new podcast, “Farm Conversations: Why CAP Matters,” gets to the heart of how CAP and other supports impact Irish farmers.

New Agriland podcast 'Farm Conversations: Why CAP matters'

Bluetongue

2 days ago

Ireland’s first bluetongue infection of 2026 confirmed

A heifer in Co. Wexford has tested positive for bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV-3), the Department of Agriculture (DAFM) has confirmed.

Ireland’s first bluetongue infection of 2026 confirmed

Sheep

2 days ago

Clarkson becomes latest victim of sheep rustling

Farmer and TV presenter Jeremy Clarkson has said that a number of sheep were stolen from his farm, Diddly Squat, recently.

Clarkson becomes latest victim of sheep rustling

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Environment

2 days ago

Watch: Could livestock be vaccinated to reduce emissions?

Could livestock be vaccinated to reduce emissions? This is just one question being explored by...

Watch: Could livestock be vaccinated to reduce emissions?

Dairy

2 days ago

Kinisla and Teagasc launch renewed joint dairy programme

Kinisla and Teagasc have launched a three-year joint dairy programme, aimed at improving supplier sustainability and profitability.

Kinisla and Teagasc launch renewed joint dairy programme

Brazilian Beef

2 days ago

Brazil considers 'reciprocal measures' over EU ban on meat imports

The Brazilian government has expressed "deep concern" over the EU decision to suspend meat imports from the South Amercian country.

Brazil considers 'reciprocal measures' over EU ban on meat imports

Pig/Poultry

2 days ago

Can finisher pigs thrive on 0.35% phosphorus rations?

The amount of phosphorus finishing pigs require in their diets is the subject of research underway in Northern Ireland.

Can finisher pigs thrive on 0.35% phosphorus rations?

Videos

Meath beef farm houses cattle early due to dry spell grass deficit

When grass regrowths stalled in late July on the farm of Micheal and Kieran Dunne in Trim, Co....

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Beef

2 days ago

Call for 'rigorous verification' before Brazilian beef imports resume

Macra said the EU suspension of Brazilian beef imports is a significant step towards protecting a level playing field for farmers.

Call for 'rigorous verification' before Brazilian beef imports resume

Agri Politics

2 days ago

France commits €1bn in farmer support in wake of heatwaves

France has announced over €1 billion “to support cash flow and revive production” in agricultural following a summer of heatwaves and fires.

France commits €1bn in farmer support  in wake of heatwaves

Grass

2 days ago

Dock populations soar as rains return after drought

One very significant impact of the 2026 drought now becoming apparent is the significant growth of dock populations in all grassland areas.

Dock populations soar as rains return after drought

Dairy

2 days ago

Domestic milk intake down over 22 million litres in year to July

Domestic Milk Intake by milk processors and co-ops was estimated at 982.7 million litres in July 2026, the CSO said.

Domestic milk intake down over 22 million litres in year to July

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