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David Wright reports from a United Feeds event for dairy farmers held in Omagh
Argentina tells US it will ignore some of EU-Mercosur deal PGI rules
Two new bluetongue cases confirmed on Irish farms
In pictures: €1,120 top price as 1,050 calves sell in Bandon
Farmers have joined the 'quiet quitting' trend
Proposal for native grain use in Bord Bia schemes drafted by IFA
Can a landowner influence the route of a power line and are they due any compensation? Our legal expert Aisling Meehan answers your queries.
Savills Country has recently launched the sale of a 157-acre farm in east Donegal. Peter McCann reports.
Departments have already been asked to restrain their demands on the 2026 budget.
The residential zoned land tax infers that farmers' greed is holding back construction in this country, but that is a false narrative.
Strong market returns are bolstering farmer confidence to invest, banks are reporting.
There has been a drop off in borrowings for new livestock sheds due to tight restrictions on planning for farm buildings.
Agricultural solicitor Stuart Maggs spoke to Peter McCann about the planned changes to inheritance tax rules in the UK.
Amazone Avant delivers strength, speed and reliability in tough Irish conditions Tom Garaghty works with Oliver Conroy Plant and Agri, a, Co Westmeath-based slurry, silage and tillage contractor, long-time Amazone customers who previously operated the AD-P and Centaya drills.
