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Cattle supply in United States is hampering beef exports as well as trade policy, particularly in relation to China.
Farmer Writes: without farmer support, Bord Bia is a dead duck
‘Insufficient supports’ for farmers to cut average cattle finishing age
Angus bulls average €4,100 in Carrick opener
€540/ac paid for land lease in Kilkenny
10 questions the IFA wants Larry Murrin and Bord Bia to answer
Ørsted, which has multiple wind and solar farm projects in Ireland, will sell its European onshore business to Copenhagen Infrastructure Partners for €1.4bn.
Brief news snippets from the UAE, United States, India and New Zealand.
US president’s threat of fresh tariffs means EU lawmakers are almost certain to back the Mercosur deal.
US beef exports improved in October compared with preceding months, but China remains effectively closed because of import licence policy.
The Irish Tillage and Use Society's Conference focused on incomes and adding value to Irish grain with farmers, industry and researchers in attendance.
The earth is a tiny planet in a small galaxy but it is blessed with no fewer than 200 hundred sovereign and independent governments which have failed dismally at the annual COP meetings.
US crop farmers are due to receive crop payment under the Farming Bridge Assistance Programme by 28 February.
Survey of food and drink producers directly informs our work An Rialálaí Agraibhia (Agri-Food Regulator) today issued a reminder to food and beverage producers across Ireland to complete its survey.
