UK
Farmers and other red diesel users will see their fuel duty cut by over a third until the end of the year, the UK government has announced.
Agri-Business
Demand in some key Middle East markets for Irish exporters "remains resilient" but it could hit a "tipping point" Bord Bia warned today.
Dairy
The dairy sector is likely to experience "long lasting impacts" from the ongoing conflict in the Middle East according to new analysis.
Tillage
The FAO has warned that fertiliser scarcity will impact harvests and food supplies in the second half of this year and into next year.
economy
Fresh forecasts out today (Tuesday, April 21) reveal where Ireland’s economy stands — and the risks looming on the road ahead.
N.Ireland
The Ulster Farmers' Union has called on the UK government to better support Northern Irish farmers as they face 'spiralling input costs.'
Agri Politics
Copa Cogeca and Farm Europe have both called for measures to reduce the price of fertiliser, including examining CBAM for related products.
Opinion
Met Éireann is indicating that a return to more normal weather could be coming our way over the next fortnight.
The Tánaiste has said there is "adequate" supply of fuel in Ireland against the backdrop of national protests over current prices.
The Spanish government has approved a support package for farmers that includes direct aid to help Spanish farmers buy fertilisers.
Podcast
On this episode of AgriFocus, Agriland editor Stella Meehan is joined by Simon MacAllister, EY Ireland Partner and Co-Head of Geopolitical Strategy
Rural Life
The spike in fuel costs due to the Middle East conflict could see the cost of producing silage "double" a farming organisation has warned.
Minister Heydon is said to have provided a "detailed analysis" of the impact of the Middle East conflict on costs in the agriculture sector.
Minister Michael Healy-Rae told the Dáil this morning that the impact on fertiliser price "will depend on how long the disruption lasts".
An organisation representing young farmers in the EU is calling on leaders to take action on the increasing cost of fuel and farm inputs.
Video
Minster for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon has ruled out adding more farm...
Beef
Minster for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon has ruled out adding more farm organisations to the board of Bord Bia.
Minister Caoimhe Archibald stated that the rapid rise in oil and gas prices is placing significant pressure on NI households and businesses.
