Agri-Business
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has issued an update on key information and dates for farm partnerships in 2026.
Rural Life
Teagasc has shared advice on retirement, focusing on asset transfer, pensions, and state supports such as the Fair Deal Scheme.
Dairy
Dairygold has launched a farm succession programme for new, expanding and retiring milk suppliers.
A survey of vet practice owners shows that 43% have no successor planned, despite steady consolidation and corporate activity in the sector.
A key deadline for the Succession Planning Advice Grant is fast approaching. While applications...
Fonterra has launched a new two-year programme aiming to support young people to enter the dairy industry in New Zealand.
The Macra president said that while access to land is difficult for all young farmers, it is a particular challenge for young female farmers.
Ballyhoura Development CLG has officially launched its new Farm Succession and Generational Renewal...
The European Commissioner for Agriculture and Food has warned that without new farmers there will be no future for farming.
With the average age of the Irish farmer now at 59, succession is one of the key challenges facing farming, according to Teagasc.
A farm succession expert has urged farm families to have "honest and open" conversations around succession.
Teagasc has commenced its annual series of 'Transferring the Family Farm Clinics' this week with...
Farm income volatility and problems around farm succession are “inextricably linked”, the Irish...
Generational renewal is a growing priority in Irish agriculture. To highlight the opportunities...
A farm walk taking place in Co. Cavan this month will have a focus on farm finance matters....
A recent study was carried out by EIT recognised the current lack of young people entering the farming sector.
Over €280,000 has been paid out under the first two tranches of the Succession Planning Advice Grant (SPAG).
Macra has renewed its call for a succession scheme to be delivered. This scheme is needed to "ensure the future" of the Irish agri sector
The findings in a new report highlight the extent of the succession challenge ahead for New Zealand's agriculture sector.
A structured initiative aimed at generational renewal to secure the future of Irish farming has now officially been launched.
A new European Innovation Partnership (EIP) project focused on share farming is set to launch in the coming months.
Share farming and other options for succession were the focus of an event held on a dairy farm in Co. Cork this week.
Policy reform, financial incentives and cultural shifts are all needed to address generational renewal in agricultural, a new report said.
