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CSO: Over 17% drop in number of sheep slaughtered in 2025

Sheep

1 day ago

CSO: Over 17% drop in number of sheep slaughtered in 2025

There was an annual decrease of 17.2% in the number of sheep slaughtered in 2025, figures from the Central Statistics Office (CSO) show.

Sheep grazing on 'unimproved moorland' emit less methane and CO2 - study

Environment

1 day ago

Sheep grazing on 'unimproved moorland' emit less methane and CO2 - study

A new study has discovered that sheep grazing on moorland emit lower levels of both methane and CO2 compared to improved grasslands.

Tirlán announces grain and drystock trading bonuses

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Tirlán announces grain and drystock trading bonuses

Tirlán has confirmed details of its 2026 trading bonus schemes for grain, beef and sheep...

Sheep more likely to show 'obvious clinical signs' of bluetongue than cattle - DAFM

Sheep

4 days ago

Sheep more likely to show 'obvious clinical signs' of bluetongue than cattle - DAFM

Sheep are more likely to show obvious clinical signs of bluetongue than cattle if they become infected, DAFM said.

Richardsons’ commercial sheep flock for auction at Ballymena

Sheep

7 days ago

Richardsons’ commercial sheep flock for auction at Ballymena

At Ballymena Mart's sheep sale, Clive and Joel Richardson are presenting 90 ewes being sold for absolutely no fault.

Sheep

12 days ago

ICSA: Current sheep prices 'hard to stomach'

The Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers' Association (ICSA) has said that farmers are "furious" at the current prices being offered by factories.

ICSA: Current sheep prices 'hard to stomach'

Rural Life

18 days ago

Mineral blocks going pink to fight breast cancer

Tom Warren, managing director of Uniblock, talked to Agriland about their Pink campaign for the Marie Keating Foundation.

Mineral blocks going pink to fight breast cancer

Rural Life

19 days ago

Watch: Escaped flock of sheep pay Mayo homeowner a surprise visit

A homeowner from Westport, Co. Mayo was alerted through her Ring Video Doorbell that there was some surprise visitors at her door - an escaped flock of sheep.

Watch: Escaped flock of sheep pay Mayo homeowner a surprise visit

N.Ireland

19 days ago

NI sheep farmers advised not to store wool over winter

Sheep farmers in Northern Ireland have been advised that wool stored over the autumn/winter period will only decline in terms of its quality

NI sheep farmers advised not to store wool over winter

Agri-Business

20 days ago

MII: 'We've lost half a million sheep'

At the launch of Bord Bia's new report, Philip Carroll, chair, Meat Industry Ireland (MII), talked about Europe's vulnerability to imports.

MII: 'We've lost half a million sheep'

Sheep

20 days ago

Have you submitted your sheep census?

All sheep farmers are obliged to carry out a sheep census annually and submit details to the...

Have you submitted your sheep census?

Sheep

21 days ago

Sheepmeat exports down again in 2025 in both value and volume

Exports of sheepmeat declined again in 2025 in both value and volume, according to new export data from Bord Bia.

Sheepmeat exports down again in 2025 in both value and volume

Sheep

21 days ago

Knockhill flock progeny breaks national record at Tullow sale

It was the female progeny of the renowned Texel ewe Knockhill Fair Lady that stole the spotlight at the recent South East Stars sale.

Knockhill flock progeny breaks national record at Tullow sale

Sheep

21 days ago

What has store lamb performance been like at ABP Demo Farm?

Every year, the ABP Demo Farm runs a store lamb system alongside its dairy-calf-to-beef system on...

What has store lamb performance been like at ABP Demo Farm?

Beef

22 days ago

Continuing decline in beef and lamb production 'possible out to 2030' - LMC

The Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) has confirmed that tightening supplies characterised beef and sheep markets throughout 2025.

Continuing decline in beef and lamb production 'possible out to 2030' - LMC

Sheep

28 days ago

Sheep and goat census should be completed today - DAFM

The department has said that flock keepers should fill out and complete their forms under the National Sheep and Goat Census today.

Sheep and goat census should be completed today - DAFM

Sheep

about 1 month ago

Support urged as 'Ireland no longer has an Irish wool industry'

A farmer has said that Ireland "no longer has an Irish wool industry" as she urged for support.

Support urged as 'Ireland no longer has an Irish wool industry'

Sheep

about 2 months ago

Consignments of lamb set to return to UK after being seized in France

A number of lorries carrying British lamb carcasses are to return to the UK following them being seized by border control in France.

Consignments of lamb set to return to UK after being seized in France

Rural Life

about 2 months ago

Clare man pleads guilty to owning dog which 'worried' livestock

By Gordon Deegan A 78-year old Clare man has pleaded guilty to owning a dog who 'worried'...

Clare man pleads guilty to owning dog which 'worried' livestock

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Agri-Business

about 2 months ago

Global appetite drives Australian beef exports to 'new highs'

Australia has officially broken the record for the highest volume of beef exported in a calendar year

Global appetite drives Australian beef exports to 'new highs'

N.Ireland

about 2 months ago

Market access a priority in light of bluetongue - LMC

With the presence of bluetongue (BTV-3) now confirmed in Northern Ireland (NI), the Livestock and...

Market access a priority in light of bluetongue - LMC

N.Ireland

about 2 months ago

AgriSearch seeks to expand its range of services

AgriSearch is confirming a significant increase in the scope of the technical services it provides to agriculture in Northern Ireland

AgriSearch seeks to expand its range of services

Beef

about 2 months ago

Farmers urged to remain vigilant after suspected bluetongue in NI

Teagasc is urging farmers to remain vigilant following news of a suspected case of bluetongue on a...

Farmers urged to remain vigilant after suspected bluetongue in NI

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