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News Headlines (ROI)

  • Over 9,300 await ACRES money

  • Almost 30% of beef kill comes from feedlots

  • Designated land rules ‘horrific’ for farmers

  • Worring increase in calves with BVD

    • Massive reduction in calf slaughter

  • Mart rings buzzing as record prices keep floor under factories

    • Tighten TB Movement controls says ICMSA

  • Nature Restoration plan to be drawn up

  • Milk Quotas – 10 years on

  • Farm organisations back TB clampdown

  • Two boatloads of urea to land next week

  • Up to 70 job losses in Dairygold cost cuts

    • News Headlines (NI)

  • Legal expert sees no hope of inheritance tax changes

  • Best not to dwell on January beef sales

  • Tirlán cements itself as top position in our Milk Leagu

    AgriBusiness

  • Read about Dairygold’s plan to seek 1c/l in cost savings

  • How high prices are squeezing margins

    • Livestock

  • €20/calf dairy-beef weighing scheme returns

  • Top 10 dairy-beef calf rearing tips

  • Green light for Oviflock funding

  • Hoping grass will ‘spring forward’

    • Tillage

  • Read a breakdown of jobs for the coming week’s on tillage farms

  • Strict rules for blight control remain in place

  • Organic manure being embraced on crops

    • Focus – Reseeding

  • Big year ahead for reseeding in 2025

  • Galgorm tops the Pasture Profit Index for 2025

  • New white clover varieties are a ‘step change’ on fodder yield for farmers

  • Clover working well at Ballyhaise trial

  • The 5 golden rules for reseeding

    • Irish Country Living

  • Read about the mother daughter duo cultivating a floral dream

  • Can modular homes help ease rural housing crisis

  • Consumer rights when your travel is disrupted

  • Dear Miriam: ‘I'm a grieving my mother and my pushy father won't leave my home’

    • Pedigree

  • Red hot trade and record prices for Limousine bulls in Roscrea

  • Scottish farmer pays €16,100 for Mayo bull

    • Machinery

  • MF hydrogen prototype set for 2026

  • Landquip introduces compact mounted sprayer range

  • Hammer falls at €19,500 for 2000 Valtra