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Animal Feed

Trouw Nutrition to close production plant in Belfast

N.Ireland

12 days ago

Trouw Nutrition to close production plant in Belfast

Trouw Nutrition today (Thursday, May 14) confirmed that it intends to close its production plant in Northern Ireland later this year.

Department reminds farmers of crude protein flexibility

Beef

1 month ago

Department reminds farmers of crude protein flexibility

The Department has issued a reminder for farmers that there is "flexibility" available under concentrate crude protein limits in animal feed.

IGFA concern over impact of fuel protests on animal feed supplies

Agri-Business

2 months ago

IGFA concern over impact of fuel protests on animal feed supplies

The Irish Grain and Feed Association (IGFA) has voiced concern about the potential impact of fuel protests at ports on animal feed supplies.

NI feed tech wins UK Dairy Carbon Network challenge

N.Ireland

6 months ago

NI feed tech wins UK Dairy Carbon Network challenge

Fermentrics (UK) Ltd, based in Northern Ireland, has won the UK Dairy Carbon Network’s 2025 measurement technology competition.

Sean McGlynn appointed as new chairperson of Food Fortress Ltd

Agri-Business

8 months ago

Sean McGlynn appointed as new chairperson of Food Fortress Ltd

Sean McGlynn, managing director of Co. Longford-based Kieran Milling, has been appointed as the new chair of the board of Food Fortress Ltd

Dairy

9 months ago

Tirlán launches dry weather feed support for suppliers

Tirlán has announced that it is launching a dry weather feed support for its farmer milk suppliers on the back of forage supply concerns.

Tirlán launches dry weather feed support for suppliers

Agri-Business

1 year ago

Researcher lauds potential economic benefits of duckweed for Ireland

According to UCC professor, Marcel Jansen, duckweed has significant untapped economic and environmental potential for the agriculture industry

Researcher lauds potential economic benefits of duckweed for Ireland

Tillage

1 year ago

EU authorises 3 genetically modified maize crops for food and feed

The European Commission has authorised three genetically modified (GM) maize crops for food and...

EU authorises 3 genetically modified maize crops for food and feed

Environment

1 year ago

EU advisory committee endorses 'code' for animal feed labelling

A key committee that advises the European Commission has endorsed an updated "code for green labelling" for animal feed.

EU advisory committee endorses 'code' for animal feed labelling

Beef

2 years ago

Short weather spell offers potential opportunity for hay

Warm and dry conditions have managed to prevail for the last few days of July and some farmers are aiming to secure a crop of hay...

Short weather spell offers potential opportunity for hay

Tillage

2 years ago

2 genetically modified maize crops approved for food and feed

The European Commission has today authorised two genetically modified maize crops use in food and animal feed.

2 genetically modified maize crops approved for food and feed

Tillage

2 years ago

Profits and value 'central' to producing more feed protein in EU

Profitability and value chains are key issues to be addressed if the EU is to reduce its reliance on imported animal feed protein.

Profits and value 'central' to producing more feed protein in EU

Agri Politics

2 years ago

EU agri-ministers to seek greater autonomy in proteins

Agriculture ministers from the EU held an informal meeting in Belgium this week to develop the autonomy of the EU in proteins.

EU agri-ministers to seek greater autonomy in proteins

Agri-Business

2 years ago

Minister urged to reconvene National Fodder and Food Security Committee

Minister McConalogue has been urged by Macra to reconvene the National Fodder and Food Security Committee.

Minister urged to reconvene National Fodder and Food Security Committee

Rural Life

3 years ago

EU Parliament plenary vote today on 2 key agri issues

A plenary session of the European Parliament is set to hold two votes today on key issues in EU agriculture.

EU Parliament plenary vote today on 2 key agri issues

Pig/Poultry

3 years ago

Report: Weaker EU pork trade expected in second half of 2023

EU pork trade declined 'materially' in the first four months, and trade is expected to become 'weaker' in the second half of this year

Report: Weaker EU pork trade expected in second half of 2023

Dairy News

3 years ago

CSO: Dairy producer prices lower in May 2023

Dairy products prices in May 2023 have dropped by 8.8% in comparison with the figures from May 2022, according to the CSO.

CSO: Dairy producer prices lower in May 2023

Tillage

3 years ago

GMOs authorised for food and animal feed use

The European Commission has provided authorisation for the use of new GMOs for food and animal feed.

GMOs authorised for food and animal feed use

N.Ireland

3 years ago

NIGTA president reflects on volatility in agri-supply chains

The tremendous volatility now impacting across agri-supply chains has been confirmed by the Northern Ireland Grain Trade Association (NIGTA).

NIGTA president reflects on volatility in agri-supply chains

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Volac launches new feed additives division

The dairy nutrition company Volac has today (Wednesday, March 15) announced the launch of its new feed additives division.

Volac launches new feed additives division

Tillage

3 years ago

GB animal feed production hits 6-year low

The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) is confirming that animal feed production levels in GB have hit a six-year low.

GB animal feed production hits 6-year low

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Ireland to provide €750k to support family farms in Ukraine

Funding of €750,000 has been allocated from the Irish Department of Agriculture to support up to 1,000 small family farms in Ukraine.

Ireland to provide €750k to support family farms in Ukraine

Agri-Business

3 years ago

Judge rules that horse feed case should be heard in Ireland

A judge ruled that a case involving allegations of contaminated horse feed should be heard in Irish, not English, courts.

Judge rules that horse feed case should be heard in Ireland

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