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
Australia upbeat about 2025 beef and sheepmeat prospects
Phelim O'Neill
After a record year in 2024, Australia is expected to be an equally strong beef and sheepmeat exporter in 2025.
Australia upbeat about 2025 beef and sheepmeat prospects
 
 
EU plans to impose tariffs on Russian fertiliser
Agribusiness
EU plans to impose tariffs on Russian fertiliser
Revealed: biggest winners from Kerry share bonanza
Agribusiness
Revealed: biggest winners from Kerry share bonanza
Beef price rise hasn’t hit consumers yet
Agribusiness
Beef price rise hasn’t hit consumers yet
National Ploughing Association accounts show €1m operating loss
Agribusiness
National Ploughing Association accounts show €1m operating loss
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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.
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Plant protection products: the facts and the figures on registrations
Siobhán Walsh
Plant protection products: the facts and the figures on registrations
The Department of Agriculture outlined some facts and figures on the registration of plant protection products at the Teagasc National Tillage Conference.
EU plans to impose tariffs on Russian fertiliser
Amy Forde
EU plans to impose tariffs on Russian fertiliser
In 2023, the types of fertilisers covered by the proposed regulation represented over 70% of overall fertiliser consumption in the EU.
‘No transition period’ as rural speed limits set to change
James Hanly
‘No transition period’ as rural speed limits set to change
On Friday 7 February, the speed limit on many rural local roads will change from 80km/h to 60km/h.
MEPs ask Commissioners to consider impact of Mercosur on Ireland
Anne O'Donoghue
MEPs ask Commissioners to consider impact of Mercosur on Ireland
MEPs raised Ireland’s concerns on Mercosur trade deal in the European Parliament this Thursday.
Dairy farmer salutes quality and reliability of Triple AAA Golden MaverickSPONSORED
Dairy farmer salutes quality and reliability of Triple AAA Golden Maverick
A County Limerick dairy farmer, now in his fifth year feeding AAA Golden Maverick to his calves, is delighted with the quality and consistency the product is providing.
Lamlac “working like a dream” for Roscommon sheep farmerSPONSORED
Lamlac “working like a dream” for Roscommon sheep farmer
The ideal combination of Lamlac and efficient feeding technology has made life a great deal easier for a County Roscommon-based sheep farmer during her busiest time of year.
Stop calf scour in its tracks: maximise your herd’s profitabilitySPONSORED
Stop calf scour in its tracks: maximise your herd’s profitability
Nevin Smith is a vet and pedigree Simmental farmer from Coleraine. Nevin is a member of the Northern Irish Simmental Club and British Simmental Society.
Autumn-calving farmer reaping rewards from crypto vaccineSPONSORED
Autumn-calving farmer reaping rewards from crypto vaccine
The convenience and efficacy of Bovilis Cryptium has made life much easier for Denis and Anne Large and their 134 suckler cow herd they tend to on their holding near Urlingford in north Tipperary.
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