Fertiliser prices

€20/t hike in fertiliser prices

Supplies of urea are 'under pressure', according to industry sources.

NEWS 12 February 2026

€20/t hike in fertiliser prices

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Mixed signals from feed and fertiliser suppliers

Mixed signals from feed and fertiliser suppliers

NORTHERN IRELAND 7 January 2026

Grain Trends: Matif wheat price hits new low

Grain Trends: Matif wheat price hits new low

MARKETS 17 December 2025

Tillage management: records, straw payments, fertiliser and wild oats

Tillage management: records, straw payments, fertiliser and wild oats

Tillage management: records, straw payments, fertiliser and wild oats

HUSBANDRY 17 December 2025

Net margin on tillage farms estimated up €35/ha from poor 2024 figure

Net margin on tillage farms estimated up €35/ha from poor 2024 figure

Net margin on tillage farms estimated up €35/ha from poor 2024 figure

NEWS 2 December 2025

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Farm incomes forecast to drop almost 20% in 2026

Farm incomes forecast to drop almost 20% in 2026

It is predicted the majority of this decrease will be shouldered by dairy farms, with Teagasc economists estimating that incomes will fall on these farms by 42% on average to €80,000.

NEWS 1 July 2025

Fertiliser sales quiet after gas price drop

Fertiliser sales quiet after gas price drop

With global energy markets down, many farmers in Northern Ireland are currently holding off on buying fertiliser.

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 July 2025

Teagasc launches new fertiliser dashboard

Teagasc launches new fertiliser dashboard

The interactive dashboard offers detailed insights into the use of nitrogen, phosphorus, potassium and lime across Irish agriculture.

NEWS 1 July 2025

Budget 2026: what’s expected for the tillage sector?

Budget 2026: what’s expected for the tillage sector?

Darren Carty looks at the expectations and possible outcomes for tillage in next week's budget announcement.

NEWS 1 July 2025

Doubts over availability of protected urea for next season

Doubts over availability of protected urea for next season

The Irish Fertiliser Manufacturers and Blenders Association have said they may cease the import of urea next year due to the uncertainty around CBAM costs.

NEWS 1 July 2025

News round-up from Northern Ireland

News round-up from Northern Ireland

Weekly round-up of news from across the farming industry in Northern Ireland

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 July 2025

ICOS calls for pause on CBAM fertiliser tax

ICOS calls for pause on CBAM fertiliser tax

From 2026, imported fertilisers from outside the EU will be subject to CBAM certificates based on their carbon intensity.

NEWS 1 July 2025

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A message from Bord Bia to Irish farmers and growers

Bord Bia addresses the concerns and misinformation that have been raised in recent weeks.

A message from Bord Bia to Irish farmers and growers

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