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Many English horse owners are now dependent on imported hay and haylage from Ireland, Scotland and France.
Taoiseach backs Murrin amid mounting Bord Bia controversy
Minister unhappy on Brazilian beef recall lag but unsure who imported it
Four Irish MEPs vote against referring Mercosur to EU court
European Parliament votes to delay Mercosur with legal challenge
‘Shorthorn never got a chance to be good cattle in good times, now they do’
In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, an element of direct financial support for farmers remains part of agricultural policy.
Personal experience and that of fellow-farmers encountered when he was Macra president, drove Nuffield Ireland scholar John Keane to research solutions to the problem of TB prevalence in Ireland.
IFA president Francie Gorman said that a suspected case of bluetongue in Co Down is very disappointing.
An innovative research programme at Exeter University will use historic farming practices to inform policy for contemporary agriculture.
Cheffins recently held its annual October vintage machinery auction, where a 1981 Massey Ferguson 1250 articulated tractor sold for €69,372 (£61,000).
In a new book, former Tory MP Rory Stewart outlines many of the challenges facing family farms in the north west of England and beyond.
Another step towards UK bovine TB cattle vaccine as phase 3 of field trials begin across Wales & England to provide additional information to guide how a vaccine can be deployed to support eradication
Supporting udder health and comfort in early lactation The period after calving is one of the most challenging times for dairy cows, particularly when it comes to inflammation and udder health.
