Agribusiness

The latest agribusiness news and developments from the Irish Farmers Journal. Keep up to date with all company and co-op news developments in the agribusiness sector.

Agribusiness
Final numbers for the Kerry Co-op deal are in
Lorcan Roche Kelly
The completion of the transaction finally puts a value on the Kerry shares used to fund the transaction
Final numbers for the Kerry Co-op deal are in
 
 
The year of dairy processor consolidation
Agribusiness
The year of dairy processor consolidation
To have and to hold – farmers are not active traders of company shares
Agribusiness
To have and to hold – farmers are not active traders of company shares
UK set to impose up to 83% tariff on Chinese-built excavators
Machinery
UK set to impose up to 83% tariff on Chinese-built excavators
Poland sells 1,000 tonnes of butter from its 'strategic reserve'
Agribusiness
Poland sells 1,000 tonnes of butter from its 'strategic reserve'
COMPANY FINANCES
GLOBAL TRADE
Visiting one of the largest mills in the world
Siobhán Walsh
Visiting one of the largest mills in the world
ADM in Decatur, Illinois, is home to the largest corn wet mill in the world, which the Irish Farmers Journal visited.
Grain Trends: wheat drops to €220/t in Europe
Siobhán Walsh
Grain Trends: wheat drops to €220/t in Europe
Wheat prices hit another low this week, as the outlook for maize looks good and those expected supplies weigh on the market.
EU
Four in five farmers concerned about Mercosur deal
Noel Bardon
Four in five farmers concerned about Mercosur deal
Cattle finishers represent the sector whose farmers are most anxious of the impact that could result from an EU-Mercosur free trade deal.
Grain Trends: looking ahead to 2025 prices
Siobhán Walsh
Grain Trends: looking ahead to 2025 prices
In this week’s report, we look ahead to selling grain in 2025 and where prices might land for harvest.
Changing of the guard in Brussels
Phelim O'Neill
Changing of the guard in Brussels
2024 was a year of global political change, including in the EU, which matters almost as much for Irish farmers as the Irish election.
Gorman says Mercosur is not a ‘done deal’
James Hanly
Gorman says Mercosur is not a ‘done deal’
The Irish Farmers Association president was discussing the Mercosur deal with Olof Gill, the spokesperson for the European Commission for trade, on Clare Byrne Live on Thursday.
CalfCare ’25 roadshow to promote calf health and good calf rearing practicesSPONSORED
CalfCare ’25 roadshow to promote calf health and good calf rearing practices
Seventeen farms nationwide will host CalfCare ’25, a collaborative roadshow by Animal Health Ireland (AHI) and Teagasc’s DairyBeef 500 campaign, promoting calf health and good calf-rearing practices.
Healthy hens, longer lay with MSDSPONSORED
Healthy hens, longer lay with MSD
With around eight million laying hens in the whole of Ireland, egg production is a growing sector
All-new Toyota Land Cruiser: a trusted ally for Irish farmersSPONSORED
All-new Toyota Land Cruiser: a trusted ally for Irish farmers
The Toyota Land Cruiser has long been a staple in the Irish farming community, renowned for its rugged reliability and exceptional capability in challenging terrains.
New 'high-skim' Flourish Calf from VolacSPONSORED
New 'high-skim' Flourish Calf from Volac
New Flourish Calf is an innovative 23% all-dairy protein, 19% fat formulation with a high skim content (50%). It is also enhanced with a proven package of calf health ingredients.
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