Tillage
Tillage production is limited to about 7% of the agricultural land base in Ireland, according to a new report published today
Dairy News
A further reduction or loss of the nitrates derogation would result in the loss of our competitive advantage, according to Denis Drennan.
Agri-Business
The number of livestock farms dropped by 40% over a 10-year period according to EU Commissioner for Agriculture
Property
An "outstanding" roadside holding extending to circa 95.7ac, just 15 minutes' drive from Limerick city and a few minutes' drive from Kildimo, with easy access to the N69 road linking Limerick to Foynes, is new to market.
Opinion
This week’s Teagasc farm outlook conference merely served to confirm a reality that many farmers have been pushing to the back of their minds
Beef
Beef prices are forecast to remain stable or potentially increase next year, according to an...
Sheep
2022 is set to be a challenging year for sheep farmers, with input costs set to erode any potential margins to be made, according to Anne Kinsella.
Farm output prices are likely to provide an increase in farm incomes in 2021 in spite of rising input prices according to the latest outlook.
Agri Politics
The difference in sentiment between sectors in Irish agriculture has been laid bare in a new report from professional services firm Ifac.
The returns generated on Irish sheep farms are expected to increase strongly this year, according to Teagasc's Jason Loughrey.
Adverse weather conditions has seen the quantity of cereal available for usage in Europe fall below the five-year average, according to the European Commission.
Beef, Milk and Grain prices were examined in the European Commissions Prospects for EU Agricultural Markets and Income 2015-2025 report
