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Listen: Pushing 580kg/MS in a Wicklow winter milking herd

Dairy

about 3 hours ago

Listen: Pushing 580kg/MS in a Wicklow winter milking herd

In episode two of 'The Dairy Trail' which aired earlier this week, Co. Wicklow farmer John Wynne spoke about his winter milking herd.

How can good ventilation improve calf welfare?

Beef

about 7 hours ago

How can good ventilation improve calf welfare?

Ventilation will be key to calf health over the coming months according to a beef and sheep adviser with CAFRE.

Roadshow asks whether calves are getting adequate milk?

Dairy

about 11 hours ago

Roadshow asks whether calves are getting adequate milk?

A nutritional company attracted 350 farmers, researchers, vets, and feed advisors to its calf rearing roadshow.

Managing calf scour as autumn calving wraps up

Dairy

about 13 hours ago

Managing calf scour as autumn calving wraps up

There is plenty of calves on the ground as autumn calving just about wraps up, but with pens filling the threat of calf scour grows.

European raw milk prices drop to 5-year low

Dairy

1 day ago

European raw milk prices drop to 5-year low

DCA Benchmark Prices for raw milk have slipped below €25 per 100 kilos, reaching their lowest point in five years.

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FBD Trust Marking 50 Years

FBD Trust Marking 50 Years Series: Berkery 'justly proud' of trust's role in sector

FBD Trust Marking 50 Years Series: Berkery 'justly proud' of trust's role in sector

Agriland Media Group is pleased to collaborate with FBD Trust on a series of articles focusing on...

Agriland and FBD Trust to launch series 'marking 50 years' of insurer

Agriland and FBD Trust to launch series 'marking 50 years' of insurer

Agriland Media Group is delighted to collaborate with the FBD Trust to celebrate its landmark...

Agri-Business

1 day ago

FAO Food Price Index declines in November

World food commodity prices declined in November, led by lower international quotations for all major staple foods except cereals.

FAO Food Price Index declines in November

Dairy

1 day ago

Domestic milk intake jumped to 708 million litres in October 2025 - CSO

Domestic milk intake by processors and co-ops jumped to an estimated 708 million litres in October 2025 according to the CSO.

Domestic milk intake jumped to 708 million litres in October 2025 - CSO

N.Ireland

1 day ago

NI dairy farmers facing one of 'toughest financial squeezes in recent memory'

TUV agricultural spokesperson, Samuel Morrison, has highlighted the pressure now coming on dairy incomes in Northern Ireland.

NI dairy farmers facing one of 'toughest financial squeezes in recent memory'

Dairy

1 day ago

Be aware of the risk of mycotoxins in your silage this winter

Keep an eye out for the risk of mycotoxin this winter, as the dry summer has resulted in hard to manage high dry matter silage.

Be aware of the risk of mycotoxins in your silage this winter

Podcast

2 days ago

The Farming Week: Bluetongue, derogation developments, and farm incomes

Charles O'Donnell and Kathleen O'Sullivan bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish...

The Farming Week: Bluetongue, derogation developments, and farm incomes

Dairy

2 days ago

IHFA EGM gives board go ahead to 'evaluate' GenÉireann initiative

IHFA members have agreed to give the organisation's board the "time and space" to evalauate a proposed GenÉireann initiative.

IHFA EGM gives board go ahead to 'evaluate' GenÉireann initiative

Environment

2 days ago

Irish farmer wins European award for innovation in agriculture

An Irish farmer has received the Innovation Award for Women Farmers 2025 at an event in the European Parliament.

Irish farmer wins European award for innovation in agriculture

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Average farmland value up over 9% in Q3 year-on-year

The weighted average value of all farmland at the end of Q3 2025 stood at €13,035/ac, according to Sherry FitzGerald.

Average farmland value up over 9% in Q3 year-on-year

Dairy

2 days ago

Milk Price Tracker: Co-ops deliver further reductions for October

Farmers have been served yet another blow to their milk cheque, as the base milk price has dropped for the fourth consecutive month.

Milk Price Tracker: Co-ops deliver further reductions for October

ESB Networks Winter Safety Series 2025

ESB Networks Winter Safety Series 2025: Dealing with storms on farm

ESB Networks Winter Safety Series 2025: Dealing with storms on farm

Agriland Media Group is delighted to collaborate with ESB Networks to bring you the ESB...

Agriland and ESB Networks to launch 'Winter Safety Series 2025'

Agriland and ESB Networks to launch 'Winter Safety Series 2025'

Agriland Media Group is delighted to announce a new collaboration with ESB Networks which will see...

Dairy

2 days ago

Using data to cut dairy methane emissions

Agriland talked to James Husband, senior livestock consultant for Map of Ag, about how data plays a part in cutting down methane emissions.

Using data to cut dairy methane emissions

Beef

2 days ago

Threat of bluetongue spread in spring or summer - Heydon

Minister Heydon has said that, if bluetongue becomes established, it could present a threat of spread to other areas next spring and summer.

Threat of bluetongue spread in spring or summer - Heydon

Dairy

3 days ago

Ensuring the correct BCS is achieved this winter

Body condition scoring (BCS) the herd now and over the winter is crucial for a successful dry period and a smooth calving next spring.

Ensuring the correct BCS is achieved this winter

Dairy

3 days ago

Dairygold appoints Dunmanway dairy farmer to board

A dairy farmer, from Dunmanway in Co. Cork is set to join the Dairygold board in January, the co-op has confirmed.

Dairygold appoints Dunmanway dairy farmer to board

Dairy

3 days ago

ICMSA: Latest figures show need to fix farm income 'roller-coaster'

The ICMSA has said that the latest figures from Teagasc show there is need to address the "roller-coaster" of farm incomes.

ICMSA: Latest figures show need to fix farm income 'roller-coaster'

Beat The Parasites

Beat the Parasites Series: Requirements of new prescription rules for wormers

Beat the Parasites Series: Requirements of new prescription rules for wormers

Agriland and Boehringer Ingelheim have joined forces to bring livestock farmers practical...

Beat the Parasites Series: Rethink worm control in dairy cows

Beat the Parasites Series: Rethink worm control in dairy cows

Beat the Parasites Series: Top tips: How to apply pour-on wormers correctly

Beat the Parasites Series: Top tips: How to apply pour-on wormers correctly

Beat the Parasites Series: Liver fluke in cattle: Breaking the cycle

Beat the Parasites Series: Liver fluke in cattle: Breaking the cycle

Agriland and Boehringer Ingelheim launch series on smarter parasite control

Agriland and Boehringer Ingelheim launch series on smarter parasite control

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Environment

3 days ago

Chemical nitrogen reduction expected as part of any derogation extension

Commission understood to have asked Ireland to reduce fertiliser allowances and increase "buffer zones" to secure a new nitrates derogation.

Chemical nitrogen reduction expected as part of any derogation extension

Beef

3 days ago

Farmers urged to remain vigilant after suspected bluetongue in NI

Teagasc is urging farmers to remain vigilant following news of a suspected case of bluetongue on a...

Farmers urged to remain vigilant after suspected bluetongue in NI

Beef

3 days ago

DAERA: Suspected bluetongue in 44 cattle on affected farm

Preliminary results of testing carried out on a Co. Down cattle herd have revealed suspected presence of bluetongue in a further 44 cattle.

DAERA: Suspected bluetongue in 44 cattle on affected farm

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Information evenings organised for Wagyu breeding and benefits

Two information evenings are set to take place over the next week to inform farmers about the potential benefits of breeding Wagyu beef.

Information evenings organised for Wagyu breeding and benefits

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