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Young farmers to present concerns to Hansen in Dublin

Agri Politics

7 days ago

Young farmers to present concerns to Hansen in Dublin

Young farmers, MEP Maria Walsh and EU Commissioner for Agriculture Christophe Hansen will have a 'Youth Policy Dialogue' in Ireland. 

Flahavan’s adds 6,800 tonnes of storage in €1.8m investment

Tillage

11 days ago

Flahavan’s adds 6,800 tonnes of storage in €1.8m investment

Flahavan’s has invested €1.8 million in eight new silos, adding 6,800 tonnes of organic oat storage capacity.

Agriculture 'cannot be forced to compete' with other spending priorities

CAP

19 days ago

Agriculture 'cannot be forced to compete' with other spending priorities

Agriculture "cannot be forced to compete with other national spending priorities", MEP Ciaran Mullooly has said.

Dairy prices drop: Cheese and butter down 16.6% in EU

Dairy

1 month ago

Dairy prices drop: Cheese and butter down 16.6% in EU

There has been a year-on-year decline in the price of dairy products such as cheese and butter, according to statistics released by Eurostat.

TD urges for food security to be prioritised in EU budget

Agri-Business

2 months ago

TD urges for food security to be prioritised in EU budget

Fianna Fáil TD Brendan Smith has said that food security must be prioritised in the next EU budget.

Tillage

2 months ago

Heatwaves impact winter and summer crops across Europe

Recent heatwaves have severely impacted many winter and summer crops growing across Europe, according to Brussels.

Heatwaves impact winter and summer crops across Europe

EU

2 months ago

What brands and types of machines are dominating Irish agriculture?

John Deere, New Holland and Fendt dominate European fields, but Ireland's grassland focused farming sector tells a slightly different story.

What brands and types of machines are dominating Irish agriculture?

Beef

2 months ago

Mullooly calls for 'absolute clarification' over Brazil meat imports

The European Commission president has been urged to provide “absolute clarification” on the decision-making process over Brazil meat imports.

Mullooly calls for 'absolute clarification' over Brazil meat imports

Tillage

2 months ago

Current forecasts 'broadly positive' for EU oilseeds and protein crops

Cereal production declines after last year's rebound, while oilseeds and protein crops maintain positive momentum.

Current forecasts 'broadly positive' for EU oilseeds and protein crops

Environment

2 months ago

EU offers €144m funding to countries hit by extreme weather in 2025

EU countries Spain, Romania and Cyprus are to receive funding in the wake of extreme weather events, it was announced this week.

EU offers €144m funding to countries hit by extreme weather in 2025

Opinion

3 months ago

Letter to the editor: The EU’s new livestock strategy will mean a healthier Europe

Roxane Feller, director-general, AnimalhealthEurope, believes that the EU’s new livestock strategy will mean a healthier Europe.

Letter to the editor: The EU’s new livestock strategy will mean a healthier Europe

Environment

3 months ago

Copa Cogeca: EU farmers need more funding for 'disease-related losses'

Copa Cogeca has said the EU's Animal Health Law needs more financial mechanisms to "compensate farmers for disease-related losses".

Copa Cogeca: EU farmers need more funding for 'disease-related losses'

Agri Politics

3 months ago

Commissioner: Farmers will still have 'predictability' under CAP

Commissioner Michael McGrath has said farmers will continue to have 'predictability and stability' on income support under the next CAP.

Commissioner: Farmers will still have 'predictability' under CAP

Agri Politics

3 months ago

EU adopts recommendation for wildfire risk management

The EU adopted a recommendation on wildfire risk management, setting out a framework to help member states cope with and prevent wildfires.

EU adopts recommendation for wildfire risk management

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Over 10,000 food violation alerts sent to EU body in 2025

The number of Alert and Cooperation Network (CAN) notifications, which tracks food violations, grew 11% year-on-year.

Over 10,000 food violation alerts sent to EU body in 2025

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Beef and veal imports to the EU rose 25% - study

EU imports of beef and veal increased by €246 million (+25%) year-on-year, mainly due to higher imports from Brazil (+€113 million).

Beef and veal imports to the EU rose 25% - study

Agri-Business

3 months ago

What are the implications for agriculture of Ukraine joining the EU?

The accession of Ukraine to the EU will have "significant implications for food and agriculture", Rabobank said.

What are the implications for agriculture of Ukraine joining the EU?

Agri Politics

3 months ago

EU lawmakers agree to simplify fertiliser rules to 'support farmers'

European lawmakers have reached a decision on fertilisers that promises to reduce “unnecessary burdens for businesses”.

EU lawmakers agree to simplify fertiliser rules to 'support farmers'

Agri-Business

3 months ago

Webinar to focus on boosting European food system security

Food systems are increasingly exposed to a wide range of threats that can affect food availability, safety, integrity, and public trust.

Webinar to focus on boosting European food system security

Fertiliser

3 months ago

Fertiliser prices: What are agri-stores quoting for products?

With the warm weather and silage underway, farmers will be sourcing fertiliser ahead of a second cut or bringing paddocks back into rotation.

Fertiliser prices: What are agri-stores quoting for products?

Agri Politics

3 months ago

Could a stronger CBAM be in the pipeline?

The European Council has moved to strengthen CBAM by “closing loopholes” and making the system “more robust”.

Could a stronger CBAM be in the pipeline?

Agri Politics

3 months ago

Innovation ‘the answer’ to Irish farming challenges – MEP

Fianna Fáil MEP Barry Cowen said innovation is the answer to several of the challenges facing Irish agriculture today.

Innovation ‘the answer’ to Irish farming challenges – MEP

livestock farming

3 months ago

EU young farmers group calls for ‘long-term vision' for livestock sector

A European young farmers group has called for the EU to improve the attractiveness of livestock farming ahead of the EU Livestock Strategy.

EU young farmers group calls for ‘long-term vision' for livestock sector

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