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Global survey: Farmers cut costs but embrace new tech

Agri-Business

16 minutes ago

Global survey: Farmers cut costs but embrace new tech

Although farmers globally are battling financial uncertainty, they are still keen to invest in new technology that helps them cut costs.

Thai poultry audit sparks call for robust import controls

N.Ireland

6 hours ago

Thai poultry audit sparks call for robust import controls

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) called for import standards to be upheld after concerns were raised about poultry controls in Thailand.

Farmers offered new tools to help navigate beef market challenges

Beef

9 hours ago

Farmers offered new tools to help navigate beef market challenges

A range of business support tools to help beef producers assess production options, plan and make informed decisions has been launched.

Pneumonia detected in calves without symptoms via lung scans

Dairy

22 hours ago

Pneumonia detected in calves without symptoms via lung scans

Lung scanning can detect respiratory disease in visibly healthy calves, new research from the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute has shown.

When is the optimal time to harvest forage maize?

Tillage

1 day ago

When is the optimal time to harvest forage maize?

This year’s forage maize harvest could well be one of the earliest on record. In contrast to cereals, maize is a deep rooting crop.

Feed For Growth: Your Partner For Calf Performance

How this Limerick farmer built a calf-rearing system around a full-time job

How this Limerick farmer built a calf-rearing system around a full-time job

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N.Ireland

4 days ago

UK govt warned ‘food security is national security’ amid rising agri-costs

The UFU has warned that inflation is placing pressure on farming viability, exposing the vulnerability of food production to geopolitics.

UK govt warned ‘food security is national security’ amid rising agri-costs

N.Ireland

10 days ago

DAERA issues appeal for public vigilance on Asian hornets

Northern Ireland's Department of Agriculture is urging the public to remain vigilant for Asian hornets, despite no new confirmed sightings.

DAERA issues appeal for public vigilance on Asian hornets

Beef

10 days ago

Australian Wagyu fillet crowned 'World's Best Steak'

Three steaks from across the island of Ireland are among the winners of the 2026 edition of the World Steak Challenge.

Australian Wagyu fillet crowned 'World's Best Steak'

N.Ireland

12 days ago

Halal chicken 'may' be on the menu in NI school canteens

The North's Education Authority (EA) has confirmed that some chicken served in Northern Ireland’s school dinners may be halal-certified.

Halal chicken 'may' be on the menu in NI school canteens

N.Ireland

12 days ago

PSNI probes potential badger-baiting in Co. Derry

The Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) has confirmed it is investigating a report of potential badger-baiting in rural Co. Derry.

PSNI probes potential badger-baiting in Co. Derry

N.Ireland

13 days ago

Students called on to join this year's ABP Angus youth challenge

Teenagers interested in agriculture are being called on to take part in this year's ABP Angus youth challenge.

Students called on to join this year's ABP Angus youth challenge

Tillage

13 days ago

Forage maize crops to be harvested in Antrim by month's end

Weather permitting, South Co Antrim dairy farmer, Robert Duncan, will be harvesting forage maize within a fortnight.

Forage maize crops to be harvested in Antrim by month's end

Dairy

13 days ago

Top price of 4,000gns at Breachgorse dispersal sale

Despite 942 cases of bluetongue serotype 3 confirmed in the UK during the 2026/2027 season so far, dairy trade is still holding strong.

Top price of 4,000gns at Breachgorse dispersal sale

Beef

14 days ago

Irish cattle prices under pressure as GB gap widens

Irish cattle prices have come under renewed pressure in recent weeks, widening the gap with GB according to a new report.

Irish cattle prices under pressure as GB gap widens

N.Ireland

14 days ago

Farmers urged to report theft as Rural Crime Week begins

The financial and emotional impact of rural crime in Northern Ireland is being highlighted as Rural Crime Week NI 2026 kicks off.

Farmers urged to report theft as Rural Crime Week begins

Pig/Poultry

17 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?

Sheep

17 days ago

The key role of sheep within hill farming systems

Research is confirming that sheep play a key role in helping to maximise the resource represented by hill farming systems.

The key role of sheep within hill farming systems

N.Ireland

18 days ago

Almost 2,500 potential bluetongue cases under investigation in UK

There are currently 2,462 potential cases of bluetongue under investigation in Great Britain, Defra has confirmed.

Almost 2,500 potential bluetongue cases under investigation in UK

Beef

18 days ago

Antrim demo hill farm turning to tech to boost output

The benefits of managing hill farms proactively have been confirmed by research and development work carried out in Northern Ireland.

Antrim demo hill farm turning to tech to boost output

N.Ireland

18 days ago

Consultation on wildlife options to tackle bovine TB in NI extended

A two-week extension to a public consultation on options for potential wildlife intervention to help bTB in Northern Ireland has been announced.

Consultation on wildlife options to tackle bovine TB in NI extended

Cattle

18 days ago

Galloway cow defies the odds with four live calves

A pedigree Galloway cow has given birth to three bulls and a heifer – in what could be a first for the historic breed.

Galloway cow defies the odds with four live calves

Beef

18 days ago

Mullooly meets UFU on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

Irish MEP Ciaran Mullooly has met with members of the Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) on Brazilian beef and poultry products.

Mullooly meets UFU on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

N.Ireland

20 days ago

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

Herd keepers in Northern Ireland will be able to identify newborn cattle using approved electronic identification (EID) ear tags from next week.

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

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