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Feed imports increase driven by maize jump

Maize imports increased dramatically in 2025, while wheat and barley imports decreased. Price probably played a role in this.

NEWS 15 April 2026
Feed imports increase driven by maize jump
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Nine-month-old Belgian Blue-cross heifer sells for €7,700 in Carrigallen

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Irish beef displaced in UK market
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Editorial: a week of turmoil

It’s a frustrating place for the forestry sector who now must now start all over again building relationships and formulating plans with a new minister at the helm.

by Adam Woods
Editorial: a week of turmoil
Colm McCarthy: Import prices, like the weather, are just things that happen
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Stocks Ag Turbo Jet range gains 1,000l hopper with increased output

Stocks Ag has introduced a new pressurised 1,000l steel hopper for the Turbo Jet and Maxi Jet models.
NEWS 15 April 2026
Stocks Ag Turbo Jet range gains 1,000l hopper with increased output
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Grass 2026

The Irish Farmers Journal is hosting GRASS 2026, supported by FBD, Ireland's must-attend silage and grassland demonstration event for farmers, contractors and operators. Grass 2026 is on Wednesday 29 April in Cuffesgrange, Co Kilkenny.

Get your tickets today here

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Donoughmore 73.5ac farm located in a strong dairy area

A 73.5ac farm at Bunkila comes to market in one block, with a yard, woodland and strong dairying activity in the surrounding area.
FOR SALE 15 April 2026
Donoughmore 73.5ac farm located in a strong dairy area
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1 Farmers don't want to be building holiday homes instead of farming - Cooper

Farmers don't want to be building holiday homes instead of farming - Cooper
2 Government's AD plans in turmoil as EU says no to key scheme

Government's AD plans in turmoil as EU says no to key scheme

3 Farmer loses €1.55m tax battle with Revenue over green diesel

Farmer loses €1.55m tax battle with Revenue over green diesel
4 Nine-month-old Belgian Blue-cross heifer sells for €7,700 in Carrigallen

Nine-month-old Belgian Blue-cross heifer sells for €7,700 in Carrigallen

5 Irish beef displaced in UK market

Irish beef displaced in UK market

 

6 ‘Don’t go near them’: why Australian farmers go on holidays during lambing

‘Don’t go near them’: why Australian farmers go on holidays during lambing
7 Man charged with road traffic offences while driving tractor at Whitegate

Man charged with road traffic offences while driving tractor at Whitegate
8 Protesters will regroup to plan the next action, says Geoghegan

Protesters will regroup to plan the next action, says Geoghegan
9 Temporary derogation of driving hours extended for all hauliers

Temporary derogation of driving hours extended for all hauliers
10 Flatter trade for dairy stock this spring

Flatter trade for dairy stock this spring