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'Go for it' - that's the message to the next generation of women in agriculture

Agri-Business

about 7 hours ago

'Go for it' - that's the message to the next generation of women in agriculture

The opportunities for young women to enjoy a rewarding career in agriculture are "endless" according to the co-owner of Liffey Meats.

Call on EU to take action on rising farm input costs

Agri-Business

about 10 hours ago

Call on EU to take action on rising farm input costs

As the conflict in the Middle East continues to impact on the cost of farm inputs, the EU is being urged to take "immediate action".

ICMSA urges minister to 'support call for action' on EU dairy

Dairy

1 day ago

ICMSA urges minister to 'support call for action' on EU dairy

The ICMSA has called on Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine, Martin Heydon to support a "call for action on EU dairy".

Govt has ‘no role’ in regulating private vet practice salary scales – Heydon

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Govt has ‘no role’ in regulating private vet practice salary scales – Heydon

Minister Martin Heydon said government departments “have no role" in regulating salary scales for those working in private vet practices.

Explainer: How is additional €3.5m for forestry in 2026 being distributed?

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Explainer: How is additional €3.5m for forestry in 2026 being distributed?

It is estimated that a "comprehensive package of financial and administrative measures" arising from a forestry review will amount to €3.5 million for the sector for 2026.

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Major diesel VAT evasion case results in charges against six people

The European Public Prosecutor’s Office (EPPO) in Berlin, Germany has filed an indictment against...

Major diesel VAT evasion case results in charges against six people

Agri-Business

1 day ago

AHDB: Middle East conflict hitting production costs for UK farms

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board has reviewed the impact the Middle East conflict is having on UK farm production costs.

AHDB: Middle East conflict hitting production costs for UK farms

Agri-Business

1 day ago

TD urges 'dialogue' between government and farmers amid 'fear on costs'

A Fianna Fáil TD has called for "dialogue between government, farmers and farming organisations" amid growing concern over costs.

TD urges 'dialogue' between government and farmers amid 'fear on costs'

Sheep

1 day ago

Watch: Factory boss shares insight and farmer advice on lamb trade

The final episode, of the Lambing Season Series with ICM sees the ICM Camolin, Co. Wexford general manager James Byrne on the lamb trade.

Watch: Factory boss shares insight and farmer advice on lamb trade

Sheep

2 days ago

Watch: Lambing Season with ICM - visit from the vet and the factory rep

Episode three, the final episode, of the Lambing Season Series with Irish Country Meats (ICM) sees the vet pay a visit to the farm.

Watch: Lambing Season with ICM - visit from the vet and the factory rep

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Irish hosted online event to focus on European food security

Four European research and innovation initiatives will come together next week for a...

Irish hosted online event to focus on European food security

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Challenges facing growers 'significantly exacerbated by events in Middle East'

The spring meeting of the Horticulture Industry Forum took place this week.

Challenges facing growers 'significantly exacerbated by events in Middle East'

Podcast

2 days ago

The Farming Week: Fuel prices, beef finishers and live export concerns

The Agriland team bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture, which this week...

The Farming Week: Fuel prices, beef finishers and live export concerns

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Call for bluetongue vaccine option to be included in more schemes

A farm organisation has called for the bluetongue vaccine option to be included in more schemes.

Call for bluetongue vaccine option to be included in more schemes

Agri-Business

2 days ago

CSO: Cattle numbers down 3.9% in year to June 2025

The number of cattle in Ireland in June 2025 was 6,904,800 - a fall of 278,300 (-3.9%) when compared with June 2024, CSO said.

CSO: Cattle numbers down 3.9% in year to June 2025

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Sufficient processing capacity for current organic supply - Heydon

Consideration may be given to support further development of smaller abattoirs/processors, Minister Martin Heydon said.

Sufficient processing capacity for current organic supply - Heydon

Agri-Business

2 days ago

CSO: Number of cattle slaughtered down 19% in first 2 months of 2026

The number of cattle slaughtered declined by 19.1% in the first two months of 2026, new figures from the CSO show.

CSO: Number of cattle slaughtered down 19% in first 2 months of 2026

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Tesco announces new price cuts on own-brand milk and butter

Tesco has today (Thursday, March 26) confirmed a new round of price reductions on its own-brand butter and milk.

Tesco announces new price cuts on own-brand milk and butter

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Lidl confirms further price cuts for milk and butter

Lidl Ireland has today (Thursday, March 26) announced it will be further reducing the prices across its own-brand milk and butter range.

Lidl confirms further price cuts for milk and butter

Sheep

3 days ago

Watch: Lambing Season with ICM - dealing with 'tricky cases' at birth

Episode two of the Lambing Season Series with Irish Country Meats (ICM) brings us up close and personal with a few tricky lambing cases.

Watch: Lambing Season with ICM - dealing with 'tricky cases' at birth

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Proposed animal transport rules to 'effectively end' live exports

The Committee on Agriculture has been told that proposed new rules on animal transport will "effectively end" live trade from Ireland.

Proposed animal transport rules to 'effectively end' live exports

Video

3 days ago

Can farmers afford silage amid 73c/L increase?

The current situation with green diesel has left farmers wondering what to prioritise in 2026 - the...

Can farmers afford silage amid 73c/L increase?

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Watch: 100ac of silage set to cost €2,855 extra as diesel soars

The current situation with green diesel has left farmers wondering what to prioritise in 2026 - the tax bill or silage for their animals?

Watch: 100ac of silage set to cost €2,855 extra as diesel soars

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