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The process for ratifying the Mercosur trade deal will soon become more visible as it comes on to the agenda for the Council of Ministers and in…
A basic question was raised on whether Glanbia should concentrate on selling direct to consumers or switch its strategy to servicing business co…
Solve problems with faulty goods and be your own consumer champion.
Demand for calves remains extremely strong across both the home and European market. This combined with a fall off in supply is resulting in pri…
Try these flavourful Mediterranean-inspired recipes for a new way to enjoy fish at home.
A population of Italian ryegrass which is resistant to glyphosate has been found in Ireland, Teagasc has said.
Yields of 14-15t/ha from winter wheat are not a pipe dream and while farmers might fear growing the crop, it can offer great returns, writes Tom…
Suckler farmers are achieving prices that they never have before, so it might be an apt time to reinvest back in to the business with additional…
Donald Trump has started a trade war that will hit Irish farmers, agribusinesses and food exporters. Caitríona Morrissey reports.
The proposed changes will reduce competition for cows in the marts and could ultimately impact beef prices.
At a time when the supply of beef calves is increasing and prices usually steady or taper off, the 2025 calf trade is defying norms as prices co…
Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s mart trade, including what’s happening in the country’s marts.
“The work our farmers do is a key driver of our economy, particularly in the rural communities in which they are based.”
It’s not just butter and whiskey that will be hit by Trump’s trade policies
The INHFA has warned that ACRES scorecards cannot become a
Pigs are also to be slaughtered by the end of March in the area classed as high-risk for the disease along the border with Slovakia.
Teagasc are re-launching the next generation herd, this time with Jersey crossbred cows and comparing stocking rates writes Aidan Brennan.
It makes more sense to use a good bull as an average or below average one when going to the trouble of AI, writes Aidan Brennan.