Environment
Teagasc and VistaMilk Research Ireland Centre celebrated the successful conclusion of their citizen science initiative, GroundTruth.
N.Ireland
TUV agricultural spokesperson, Samuel Morrison, has highlighted the pressure now coming on dairy incomes in Northern Ireland.
With the presence of bluetongue (BTV-3) now confirmed in Northern Ireland (NI), the Livestock and...
AgriSearch is confirming a significant increase in the scope of the technical services it provides to agriculture in Northern Ireland
Dairy
Farmers have been served yet another blow to their milk cheque, as the base milk price has dropped for the fourth consecutive month.
Body condition scoring (BCS) the herd now and over the winter is crucial for a successful dry period and a smooth calving next spring.
Beef
Teagasc is urging farmers to remain vigilant following news of a suspected case of bluetongue on a...
The European Milk Board (EMB) has written to the EU Commission, regarding the activation of the Voluntary Volume Reduction Scheme.
Agri-Business
Dairy farmers saw an average 26% jump in their annual income to €137,000 during 2025 according to a new report published by Teagasc.
With winter breeding right around the corner, farmers are busy preparing and picking their bull teams for a successful 2026.
With winter milking being a costly system, ensuring you formulate the appropriate diet is essential in boosting margins
With cows now in for winter housing and farm roadways quieting down, it is time to address any issues with cow flow.
AHI hosted its 12th annual CellCheck awards last night (Thursday, November 27) in the Killashee Hotel, Naas, Co. Kildare.
Dairy market analyst, Chris Walkland has said his 'best guess' is that the base milk price could range between 37c/L to 36c/L into May.
With the European Commission confirming today (Thursday, November 27) that it is proposing that...
There is rising concern about the lack of detail regarding terms and conditions that may be applied...
It is looking more optimistic that Ireland will hold onto a nitrates derogation with news today...
Agri Politics
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Martin Heydon has said that the retention of a...
EU Commissioner Jessika Roswall has confirmed to Agriland that the commission has proposed to the Nitrates Committee to extend the Irish nitrates derogation
Abortions can be a common occurrence in the spring-calving herd over the next few months while the herd is housed and on a winter diet.
Digital dermatitis, commonly known as Mortellaro, can be a serious issue at this time of the year as the bacteria easily spreads in slurry.
Ensuring the winter milking herd is now cycling is an important step as the winter breeding season will not be long rolling around.
Gardaí are appealing for witnesses following an incident where 18 cattle were stolen from a farm in Skibbereen, Co. Cork.