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Dairygold and Teagasc have launched a new four-year programme to support Dairygold milk suppliers in building profitable dairy businesses.
The Irish Farmers' Association (IFA) is set to hold a series of regional information meetings to explain the proposed cuts to CAP.
A quick ‘Dial Before You Dig’ will make your farm not just safer, but more efficient in the long run, according to Gas Networks Ireland.
We speak to Seamus McMenamin, head of farmer engagement at Bord Bia, about helping farmers understand how market demands can change
Farmers visiting the Agriland stand at this year's Ploughing will be in with a chance to win the use of a Landini Serie 7 for a year.
Dairymaster today announced the launch of the new MooMonitor 360, the next generation of its health and fertility monitoring system.
Censortec and Alfco are providing a one-stop shop solution for animal monitoring and auto-drafting at this year’s Ploughing Championships.
What if Irish farmers could boost their finances while working with what they already have in abundance on farm?
In just over two years, Nick Catchpole has clocked up almost 1,800 hours in the cab of a 143hp Kubota M6-142.
Machinery, farm improvements and plans for the future will once again be high on the agenda at the National Ploughing Championships next week.
Dwindling forage stocks due to the drought, and high dry matter maize crops means using an additive on maize silage is essential this season.
Drone as a Service (DaaS) is heading to the National Ploughing Championships, bringing its agricultural drone expertise directly to farmers.
As autumn approaches, many of us are reviewing flock health plans and considering how best to protect sheep from external parasites.
For Co. Kerry dairy farmer Maurice Harty, getting the most from a high-performing cow starts with making the most of the genetics in the herd.
Irish sheep farmers are being urged by nutrition experts to add trace elements to their pre-tupping checks this season.
IFA has announced a series of regional Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) information meetings, set to begin from early September.
Autumn can be a high-risk period for calf pneumonia on Irish farms, with stressors such as weaning and housing affecting the immune system.
If you're taking part in SCEP in 2026, there's one date worth putting in the calendar now - 5:30p.m on November 1, 2026.
Farmers managing tillage land along Ireland’s south and south-east coasts are invited to apply to in the Arable Coast Environment EIP.
Training a camera to spot lameness faster than the human eye was the challenge developers at Nedap set out to solve.
IHFA will host two Focus Farm events over the coming weeks, providing an opportunity to see leading pedigree dairy operations in action.
Future Beef farmer James Skehan will open his farm gate for a Teagasc Future Beef National farm walk on Friday, September 4 at 6:00p.m.
DairyBeef500 participant James O’Sullivan will host a farm walk at his farm located at Myross, near Union Hall, Co. Cork on September 3.
