Agriland

Machinery: Farming’s 2022 revolution reviewed – part 1

Agriland reviews the most prominent machinery developments for the first six months of 2022

Budget committee hears farmer concerns on potential tax changes

In September, it was recommended to cut farmer relief for Capital Acquisitions Tax

Burren Programme ‘a huge success’ – McConalogue

Minister hails Burren Programme as a

Cork man named as winner of Paddy Fitzgerald Award

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?Flexibility and a love for it’ – Why do young people go into farming?

Agriland spoke to 28-year-old farming Clare, who said she became a farmer for a mix of reasons

New research shows people support planting more trees to fight climate change

A majority of Irish people believe forests are important for nature and biodiversity

Sheep farmers urged to avoid selling underweight lambs

Sheep farmers are being advised to "sell hard" and to avoid selling underweight lambs in order to maximise returns.

BovINE: National meeting for beef farmers next month

The online meeting for Irish beef farmers will take place on October 25....

National organic beef open day in Cashel tomorrow

The event will get underway at 10:00a.m and will draw to a close at 3:00p.m

Ireland tells EU that farm permit system will be ‘onerous’

Earlier this year, the commission published proposals that will see a greater number of farms require permits to operate

Call for integration of afforestation into agri-environmental schemes

Less than 2% of GLAS participants engaged in the afforestation scheme under the last CAP

Bord Bia: Campaigns worth €8m aim to grow Irish food exports to Asia

The campaigns are the largest-ever investment in promoting Irish meat and dairy in third country markets….

TD urges government to resume operations at Derrybrien wind farm

TD Canney has called on the government to immediately introduce emergency regulations to reverse the decommissioning of the wind farm.

Kerry Group increases milk price for June supplies

This reflects an increase in price of 2c/L compared to the base price paid for May...

Farmers called on to resist lower beef prices

Farmers are being urged to resist the lower cattle prices from beef processors that have been seen in recent weeks.

Map: Find your way around Teagasc BEEF2022

A pilot-scale anaerobic digestor will be available for attendees to visit on the day

Dairy Women Ireland holds first meeting to drive change in the industry

Dairy Women Ireland (DWI) has recently held its first meeting seeking better connection and empowerment of females in the sector.

Galway-bred bull hits €10,000 at Tullamore Charolais sale

A number of high-profile buyers secured bulls at the sale, including Ballyhaise Agricultural College...