Agri-Business
Although farmers globally are battling financial uncertainty, they are still keen to invest in new technology that helps them cut costs.
Agri Politics
Mary Lou McDonald said that if the younger generation leaves farming, it would mean trouble for both the sector and the whole country.
Rural Life
The president of ICMSA expressed “real concern” over the finding that 57% of farmers haven’t seen a garda checkpoint in two years.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin told Agriland that succession represents a “huge challenge” and that pressures on farming are “significant”.
A TD has warned of a “a looming crisis in Irish agriculture” in light of the new survey from Agriland and the ICMSA.
Tánaiste and Minister for Finance Simon Harris has told Agriland his government hears farmers’ concerns and will support the sector.
TD Paul Lawless said that a survey revealing that one in three farmers intend to leave the sector within five years is "absolutely damning”.
Some 91% of farmers believe that the public perception of farming is a challenge that needs to be addressed.
A major survey shows farming is nearing a "cliff edge", with one-in-three farmers indicating an intention to exit the sector in five years.
Is farming worth it? We want to know your thoughts. Agriland in association with ICMSA has launched a survey to gather farmers' opinions.
Sheep
Sheep farmers in Co. Wicklow are being sought to take part in a confidential survey on the "serious problem" of sheep worrying.
When it comes to countries buying EU food and drink, quality is by far the biggest factor driving purchases, according to a new survey.
Irish people are among the strongest supporters of farmers in Europe, but are less confident of government support in sustainable farming.
Environment
A new survey commissioned by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) shows...
Agriland is running the latest AgriOpinions survey and this time we want to hear about your experience with insurance in the Irish farming market.
One in nine agri-food suppliers have reported being subject to an unfair trading practice (UTP) according to a survey.
Agriculture has longer working hours than in any other sector in the EU, including mining and construction.
AgriOpinions
AgriOpinions is seeking the views of Irish farmers in a survey to see what you think about sustainable on-farm measures.
If you are a dairy farmer, and want a chance of winning a €100 One4All voucher, then we want to hear from you!
Forestry
A survey of people in the Irish forestry sector has found strong support for greater participation of women in the industry.
Dairy
The majority of Irish dairy farmers returned their cattle to sheds in some form due to the wet weather, a new survey has found.
We're launching the first Agri Opinions survey of 2026 and we want to hear from farmers who want to share their views on current issues.
New data found that Dublin leads the country in contactless transactions, with Monaghan using the highest percentage of cash vs contactless.
