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Maincrop potato harvest in Northern Ireland now 80% completed

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

Maincrop potato harvest in Northern Ireland now 80% completed

Northern Ireland’s maincrop potato harvest is now 80% complete. However the recent heavy rainfall has slowed up progress.

UFU calls on farmers to write to their local MPs over inheritance tax

N.Ireland

3 months ago

UFU calls on farmers to write to their local MPs over inheritance tax

The UFU has launched a new campaign encouraging farmers to write to their MP's in a bid to pile pressure on the inheritance tax.

NI farmers scoop accolades at Flock Awards

N.Ireland

4 months ago

NI farmers scoop accolades at Flock Awards

Farmers supplying Pilgrim’s Europe are celebrating success after winning both First and Second...

Strong US consumer support for methane feed inhibitors

Environment

6 months ago

Strong US consumer support for methane feed inhibitors

Approximately 50% of consumers in the state of California support the use of enteric methane feed inhibitors in ruminant diets.

Moy Park owner urges UK govt to adopt 'joined up policy' for NI agri-food sector

Agri-Business

7 months ago

Moy Park owner urges UK govt to adopt 'joined up policy' for NI agri-food sector

The owner of Moy Park, one of NI's largest businesses, has urged the UK government to adopt a "joined-up" policy approach.

N.Ireland

8 months ago

UFU: Westminster may move on inheritance tax issue

There is a growing belief that Westminster will review its decision to extend the remit of inheritance tax to farm land and assets.

UFU: Westminster may move on inheritance tax issue

N.Ireland

9 months ago

Muir: Single Application open, change to entitlement transfer

DAERA Minister Andrew Muir has today (Tuesday, March 4) announced that the 2025 Single Application and map service is now open.

Muir: Single Application open, change to entitlement transfer

N.Ireland

10 months ago

Mushroom growers urge NI Executive to protect support scheme

The Northern Ireland Mushroom Growers Association has called on the NI Executive to safeguard the Fruit and Vegetable Aid Scheme (FVAS).

Mushroom growers urge NI Executive to protect support scheme

Agri-Business

about 1 year ago

All-island agrifood project launched by MTU and Queen's University

A new all-island project has been launched by MTU and Queen's University to address challenges in agri-food in Ireland and Northern Ireland.

All-island agrifood project launched by MTU and Queen's University

N.Ireland

about 1 year ago

Funding allocated to five peatland restoration projects

DAERA has awarded £2.7 million to five organisations to undertake peatland restoration projects across Northern Ireland and the border region.

Funding allocated to five peatland restoration projects

Grass

over 1 year ago

The uses of soil aeration in grassland farming

Soil aeration has long been recognised as a technique that will deliver improved drainage and enhanced root growth

The uses of soil aeration in  grassland farming

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Court: NI farmer convicted of farm effluent pollution

A Co. Tyrone farmer has been convicted and fined at Omagh Magistrates' Court in relation to farm effluent pollution.

Court: NI farmer convicted of farm effluent pollution

Sheep

over 1 year ago

Ballyhivistock flock dispersal sale set for Ballymena Market

Due to sudden illness, the Ballyhivistock Texel and Rouge De L’Ouest adult flocks are being offered up for sale at Ballymena Livestock...

Ballyhivistock flock dispersal sale set for Ballymena Market

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Public urged to join Lough Neagh consultation webinar

Members of the public are being urged to join a consultation webinar on Lough Neagh next Tuesday...

Public urged to join Lough Neagh consultation webinar

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Court: Farmer fined for unlawful possession of veterinary medicines

A farmer in Northern Ireland has been fined in court for unlawful possession of veterinary medicines and failure to keep records.

Court: Farmer fined for unlawful possession of veterinary medicines

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Court: NI farmer fined £1,000 for farm effluent pollution

A Co. Tyrone farmer has been convicted and fined for farm effluent pollution at Omagh Magistrates' Court today (Monday, June 24).

Court: NI farmer fined £1,000 for farm effluent pollution

Dairy

over 1 year ago

Lakeland to move to milk-solid-based payment in NI

Lakeland Dairies will phase in a payment based on milk solids over the next two years in Northern Ireland following supplier consultation.

Lakeland to move to milk-solid-based payment in NI

N.Ireland

over 1 year ago

Methodist Church to host wellbeing workshop for farmers

The Donard Methodist Church in Newcastle Co. Down are holding a Farmers' Wellbeing Workshop on Saturday, April 20 at 10am until 3pm....

Methodist Church to host wellbeing workshop for farmers

N.Ireland

almost 2 years ago

Man given community service for breaches of vet medicines laws

A court in Northern Ireland has imposed community service on a Co. Tyrone man for illegal possession of veterinary medicines.

Man given community service for breaches of vet medicines laws

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Agri-Business

about 2 years ago

AgriSearch conference to discuss challenges faced by livestock sector

The AgriSearch ‘Research and Innovation Needs Conference’ is set to facilitate discussions on the “unprecedented challenges”

AgriSearch conference to discuss challenges faced by livestock sector

Machinery News

about 2 years ago

Video: French machinery importer buying plant built in Armagh

While in attendance at the Sommet de l’Élevage agricultural show, Agriland spoke to one French machinery importer.

Video: French machinery importer buying plant built in Armagh

N.Ireland

about 2 years ago

Potato processer commits £2m towards anaerobic digestion plant

Armagh-based potato processer, Wilson’s Country Ltd., is completing a £2 million investment programme in an anaerobic digestion system.

Potato processer commits £2m towards anaerobic digestion plant

N.Ireland

over 2 years ago

Queen's-AFBI ruminant and poultry projects receive funding

Animal health projects launched by Queen's University Belfast and AFBI have been selected for funding by the UK government.

Queen's-AFBI ruminant and poultry projects receive funding

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