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N.Ireland

3 hours ago

Monaghan man reverses trailer nearly 70km in aid of charity

Monaghan firefighter Aaron Corley has reversed a Massey Ferguson 7620 and a trailer roughly 68.8km...

Monaghan man reverses trailer nearly 70km in aid of charity

Agri-Business

5 hours ago

‘Urgent’ work to bring additional BTV vaccines into UK amid outbreak

Vaccination remains the "most effective tool available" to help protect susceptible livestock against bluetongue virus (BTV).

‘Urgent’ work to bring additional BTV vaccines into UK amid outbreak

Machinery

6 hours ago

AGCO warns gas shortages could impact European production

Potential natural gas and other energy shortages across Europe could disrupt AGCO's production by limiting plant operations, it has warned.

AGCO warns gas shortages could impact European production

Rural Life

9 hours ago

4 men arrested and illegal meat seized by police at unapproved plant

An operation by Dudley Council and the National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) resulted in four arrests and the disposal of over 4t of illegal meat.

4 men arrested and illegal meat seized by police at unapproved plant

N.Ireland

15 hours ago

10,000gns at HighHopes-Halcyon Dispersal Sale

The Barber family of Manor House Farm, in Preston, UK, held the dispersal sale of their Highhopes and Halcyon pedigree Holstein herds.

10,000gns at HighHopes-Halcyon Dispersal Sale

N.Ireland

1 day ago

NI MP claims Tyrone cattle cull ‘one of biggest DAERA scandals’

A Member of Parliament for Upper Bann has claimed that a cull of cattle carried out in Co. Tyrone...

NI MP claims Tyrone cattle cull ‘one of biggest DAERA scandals’

Arable

1 day ago

UK future grain markets weaken slightly

There has been a slight easing of UK future grain markets, according to the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB).

UK future grain markets weaken slightly

Schemes

1 day ago

Scottish farmers to benefit from investment scheme grants of up to 20k

Scottish farmers and crofters are set to benefit from grants of up to £20,000 from the Future Farming Investment Scheme (FFIS).

Scottish farmers to benefit from investment scheme grants of up to 20k

Agri-Tech

1 day ago

Defra allocates 20m to encourage development of farm robots

Defra has invited agri-tech businesses to take part in the development of farm robots, backed by £20 million in new government funding.

Defra allocates 20m to encourage development of farm robots

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Special NI agri committee meeting to discuss Tyrone cattle cull

The NI Assembly AERA Committee is set to hold a extraordinary meeting next week to discuss the controversial cattle cull in Co. Tyrone.

Special NI agri committee meeting to discuss Tyrone cattle cull

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Review must be ‘matter of urgency’ after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation

UFU has said an "independent review must be carried out as a matter of urgency" after 51 cattle were shot during an operation in Co. Tyrone.

Review must be ‘matter of urgency’ after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation

Dairy

4 days ago

Research suggests nutrients in milk depend on label and calendar

When you pick up a gallon of milk at the shop, the nutrients it contains may depend on both what is on the label and the time of year.

Research suggests nutrients in milk depend on label and calendar

Dairy

4 days ago

Inside a New Zealand family farm milking 1,000 cows

Hayley and Gareth Lewis are milking 1,000 cows in Methven, New Zealand with their three children Harry, Mack, and Neve.

Inside a New Zealand family farm milking 1,000 cows

N.Ireland

5 days ago

2026 grain yields fall by 30% in parts of UK

A number of cereal growers in England and Wales are reporting that 2026 grain yields are down by up to 30% on normally expected levels.

2026 grain yields fall by 30% in parts of UK

Dairy

5 days ago

Red tape forces closure of world’s first floating dairy farm

Owners of the world’s first floating dairy farm in The Netherlands have put it up for sale citing "ridiculous outdated demands".

Red tape forces closure of world’s first floating dairy farm

Court

5 days ago

Farming couple banned from keeping livestock for 12 years over welfare charges

A farming couple from Staffordshire have been banned from keeping livestock for 12 years after being found guilty of animal welfare offences.

Farming couple banned from keeping livestock for 12 years over welfare charges

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Elite dairy cow catches the eye at Clogher Show 2026

The Holstein and Inter-Breed dairy championships at Clogher Show 2026 were won by Alan and Leanne Paul from Maghera in Co. Derry.

Elite dairy cow catches the eye at Clogher Show 2026

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N.Ireland

6 days ago

Demand for answers after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation in Tyrone

Answers are being sought after 51 cattle were shot during a DAERA operation near Fivemiletown in Co. Tyrone.

Demand for answers after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation in Tyrone

N.Ireland

6 days ago

How can the carbon footprint of potato crops be reduced?

Potato packer and processer, Wilson’s Country is trialling methods of production that result in lower carbon emissions.

How can the carbon footprint of potato crops be reduced?

Crime

6 days ago

Arrest made after stolen cattle recovered in Ripley area

A man in his 30s from the West Yorkshire area has been arrested following the recovery seven cattle stolen from the Ripley area.

Arrest made after stolen cattle recovered in Ripley area

Beef

6 days ago

Bluetongue cases surpass 70 since start of 2026/2027 season

A total of 73 bluetongue cases have been confirmed in the UK since the start of the 2026/2027 season on July 1, according to Defra.

Bluetongue cases surpass 70 since start of 2026/2027 season

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Beef Shorthorn numbers on the rise

The Beef Shorthorn Society of Great Britain and Ireland is confirming that the number of pedigree herds on its books continues to rise.

Beef Shorthorn numbers on the rise

Machinery

6 days ago

Fendt opens new interactive exhibition area at global headquarters

Fendt has opened a new exhibition area, called Fendt Brand World, in the Fendt Forum visitor centre at its global headquarters.

Fendt opens new interactive exhibition area at global headquarters

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Scientists to tackle TB and methane in €4.3m island-wide projects

Scientists north and south are launching ambitious cross-border projects aimed at strengthening disease preparedness among cattle.

Scientists to tackle TB and methane in €4.3m island-wide projects

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Rural crime fight misses out in new NI farm grants

A NI MP has criticised the Sustainable Farming Investment Scheme (SFIS) for not including grants for CCTV and other security measures,

Rural crime fight misses out in new NI farm grants

N.Ireland

7 days ago

UFU calls on UK govt to restrict Brazilian meat imports

UFU has said that it is increasing pressure on the UK government to restrict imports of Brazilian beef, poultry, and other animal products.

UFU calls on UK govt to restrict Brazilian meat imports

Drought

7 days ago

NFU: 'Secure supply' of water needed to protect food production from drought

Farmers and growers urgently need secure, reliable access to water to continue producing food for UK households amid drought conditions

NFU: 'Secure supply' of water needed to protect food production from drought

Scotland

7 days ago

New venison processing unit set to be established on Isle of Raasay

The Scottish government has announced that it will be transforming a old ferry store into a venison processing unit for the Isle of Raasay.

New venison processing unit set to be established on Isle of Raasay

Sheep

8 days ago

Up to £3m turnover expected at Shearwell Thame sheep fair

Organisers of the Shearwell Thame Summer Sheep Fair are hoping it will deliver £3 million in turnover this year.

Up to £3m turnover expected at Shearwell Thame sheep fair

Arable

8 days ago

Reminder: Baling straw in dry conditions can remove sizable quantities of potash

Tillage farmers are being advised that baling straw in dry conditions can remove significant quantities of potash from their fields.

Reminder: Baling straw in dry conditions can remove sizable quantities of potash

Agri-Business

8 days ago

New World screwworm: US to reopen cattle trade with Mexico

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that imports of cattle from Mexico will be reopened on a phased basis.

New World screwworm: US to reopen cattle trade with Mexico

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