Agri-Business
Decision time on CAP
All the signs are good that CAP Reform 2014-2020 will be agreed this week. “Decision time has arrived,” said Agriculture...
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Agri-Business
Origin Green celebrates birthday
Bord Bia’s Origin Green initiative is celebrating its first-year anniversary this week. Origin Green is a unique sustainability development programme...
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Watch: How Cavan farm partnership combats scour
Scour occurs when the gut becomes compromised and calves lose proper functioning of the intestine, resulting in diarrhoea and loss...
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Relish Ballymaloe
AgriLand talks to Little Island-based Maxine Hyde of Ballymaloe Foods about the evolution of the Ballymaloe brand. Ballymaloe House is...
Agri-Business
IFA at loggerheads with Minister
As the CAP reform reaches its crucial final stages this week, a major disagreement has broken out between the Minister...
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Complete review of Ireland's food inspection system
Ireland’s entire food inspection system is under review and for the first time outside consultants are set to advise the...
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EU milk monopoly concerns post quotas
An EU regional committee has raised serious concerns about the liberalisation of the milk market, in particular monopoly behaviour by...
Agri-Business
Call for 70% advance of SFP
An advance of 70 per cent on the single farm payment (SFP) before 15 October is vital, according to Irish Farmers...
Agri-Business
CAP TV debate with agri commissioner & EP chair
As the deal hangs in the balance, watch European based Vieuws’ television debate between Agriculture Commissioner DacianCioloş and the European Parliament Agriculture Committee Chair, Paolo...
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Watch: Offaly farmer makes big savings by 'going solar'
Imagine standing on your farm, knowing you have taken steps to secure its future. The sun is shining, not just...
Agri-Business
Last push by ICSA on CAP Reform
The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA) CAP chairman Billy Gray has called on the Minister for Agriculture, Simon...
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Why is CAP not already adopted?
Why, after the vote at the European Parliament and the last Council of EU Ministers of agriculture, is CAP reform...
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Italian farmers to pay €1.4bn milk quota fines
The European Commission this afternoon officially requested Italy to recover surplus levies due from Italian milk producers. It called on...
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Earley was a show-stopper at Kildare
The Kildare County Show on Sunday the 16th of June did not disappoint. The weather was a worry in the...
Agri-Business
No CAP deal, warns EP Agri Head
A deal on Europe’s Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2014-2020 will not to be reached by the end of the Irish...
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Minister says CAP D-day Wednesday
The Common Agricultural Policy – CAP 2014-2020 will be signed Wednesday or Thursday next week. This is according to Agriculture...
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Cow monitoring app 'means we can stay farming for longer'
Sylvia and John Powell installed Nedap cow monitoring on their 250-strong herd in February 2023. Farming just outside Birr, Co....
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Ireland passes water quality report
A Teagasc report into water quality and farming in six catchment areas has showed positive results. The report on phase...
Agri-Business
Agri-food leads in energy savings
Agri-businesses Liffey Meats, Tescos, Carbery Group and Carton Bros are among 22 companies and organisations participating in energy efficient projects that...
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Bord na Mona merger with Coillte on the cards
The sale of harvesting rights in Coillte will not proceed as Bord na Mona and Coillte are set to merge. That...
Agri-Business
Chicken price protests across supermarkets
Poultry, chicken and egg producers from across Ireland protested this afternoon at a number of major retail outlets in Dublin....