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Machinery

16 hours ago

Farmers to gain control with John Deere AI assistant data tool

John Deere has shown off its new artificial intelligence (AI) assistant called JD that aims to...

Farmers to gain control with John Deere AI assistant data tool

Rural Life

18 hours ago

Clarkson becomes latest victim of sheep rustling

Jeremy Clarkson has said that a number of sheep have been taken from his farm, Diddly Squat earlier this week.

Clarkson becomes latest victim of sheep rustling

N.Ireland

21 hours ago

Can finisher pigs thrive on 0.35% phosphorus rations?

The amount of phosphorus finishing pigs require in their diets to maintain productivity is the subject of research in Northern Ireland.

Can finisher pigs thrive on 0.35% phosphorus rations?

N.Ireland

24 hours ago

The key role of sheep within hill farming systems

Research is confirming that sheep play a key role in helping to maximise the resource represented by hill farming systems.

The key role of sheep within hill farming systems

Arable

1 day ago

HGV trailers carrying £115k worth of Guinness stolen in England

Police are investigating after two HGV trailers carrying £115,000 worth of Guinness in over 800 barrels were stolen in England.

HGV trailers carrying £115k worth of Guinness stolen in England

Machinery

2 days ago

Fendt launches ‘tremendous’ 680hp tracked tractor at US farm show

AGCO has unveiled its second generation Fendt 1100 Vario Multi-Track (MT), which is capable of nearly 700hp.

Fendt launches ‘tremendous’ 680hp tracked tractor at US farm show

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Almost 2,500 potential bluetongue cases under investigation in UK

There are currently 2,462 potential cases of bluetongue under investigation in Britain on premises that reported suspicious clinical signs.

Almost 2,500 potential bluetongue cases under investigation in UK

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Antrim demo hill farm turning to tech to boost output

The benefits of managing hill farms proactively have been confirmed by research and development work carried out in Northern Ireland.

Antrim demo hill farm turning to tech to boost output

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Consultation on wildlife options to tackle bovine TB in NI extended

A two-week extension to a NI public consultation on options for potential wildlife intervention to help tackle bTB has been announced.

Consultation on wildlife options to tackle bovine TB in NI extended

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Galloway cow defies the odds with four live calves

A pedigree Galloway cow has stunned breeders by giving birth to four healthy calves in what could be a first for the historic breed.

Galloway cow defies the odds with four live calves

Arable

2 days ago

Wheat prices up 5.2% as Black Sea concerns grow

International wheat prices continue to gain momentum, according to the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB).

Wheat prices up 5.2% as Black Sea concerns grow

N.Ireland

2 days ago

UFU meets Irish MEP on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has met with Irish MEP Ciaran Mullooly on Brazilian beef and poultry products.

UFU meets Irish MEP on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

Beef

3 days ago

PM non-committal on Brazilian beef import ban

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been warned that Brazilian beef imports could begin to out-compete UK-grown products within days.

PM non-committal on Brazilian beef import ban

Environment

3 days ago

Summer 2026 ‘provisionally hottest on record’ for UK

This summer's average mean temperature of 16.5°C has made it “provisionally the warmest on record”, according to the Met Office.

Summer 2026 ‘provisionally hottest on record’ for UK

Machinery

4 days ago

Krone launches new Pro and Plus large square baler models

Krone's new BiG Pack Plus and Pro balers are designed to share components as "identical icons", but with slightly different philosophies.

Krone launches new Pro and Plus large square baler models

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

Herd keepers in Northern Ireland will be able to identify newborn cattle using approved electronic identification ear tags from next week.

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Wool demand remains stable despite international markets easing

International wool prices have fallen back slightly from the highs recorded at the end of June this year. though demand remains sustainable.

Wool demand remains stable despite international markets easing

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Dairy

4 days ago

AI tools to monitor cow welfare rolled out across M&S dairy farms

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has become the first retailer to use AI-powered systems on its dairy farms to monitor animal welfare.

AI tools to monitor cow welfare rolled out across M&S dairy farms

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Yields remain low as UK harvest 2026 nears completion

Harvest 2026 is now almost complete in the UK, the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) has confirmed.

Yields remain low as UK harvest 2026 nears completion

Machinery

5 days ago

Fendt 500 Vario innovation strikes gold at AGRA exhibition

The Fendt 500 Vario took the gold medal for innovation at the 64th annual AGRA exhibition in Gornja Radgona, Slovenia.

Fendt 500 Vario innovation strikes gold at AGRA exhibition

Dairy

5 days ago

Risk of lungworm back on the cards as rain falls

With rain beginning to fall following a prolonged period of dry weather, the risk of lungworm is back on the table.

Risk of lungworm back on the cards as rain falls

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Watch: New generation of women shaping farming

A new generation of young women are making their mark in a very positive way, both at farm level and within the agri-business sector.

Watch: New generation of women shaping farming

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Food company sets up fund for local Irish groups doing ‘great work’

Food company Pilgrim’s Europe has launched a new legacy fund to support charities and community organisations across the island of Ireland.

Food company sets up fund for local Irish groups doing ‘great work’

Beef

7 days ago

How beef carcass prices affect supermarket prices

Farmgate and retail beef prices are linked - but falls in farmgate prices can take time to appear on supermarket shelves.

How beef carcass prices affect supermarket prices

Beef

7 days ago

Global beef production forecast to fall by 2% this year

Global beef production is expected to decline 2% in 2026 as supplies tighten across several major producing regions, according to Rabobank.

Global beef production forecast to fall by 2% this year

N.Ireland

8 days ago

Watch: Irish sheepdogs get put through their paces in Tyrone

Four days of competition near the Co. Tyrone village of Stewartstown, will determine the outcome of the 2026 Irish National Sheepdog Trials.

Watch: Irish sheepdogs get put through their paces in Tyrone

Pig/Poultry

8 days ago

Salmonella cases linked to imported eggs rise to over 470

Salmonella cases linked to three clusters currently affecting the UK have risen to 474, with two deaths, according to UKHSA.

Salmonella cases linked to imported eggs rise to over 470

N.Ireland

8 days ago

UK farming leaders demand immediate ban on Brazilian meat over health risk

Farming leaders today (Friday, August 28) issued a unified call to the UK government to urgently ban Brazilian meat imports from next week.

UK farming leaders demand immediate ban on Brazilian meat over health risk

Rural Life

8 days ago

Father and son die after falling into slurry tank on Cheshire farm

An investigation is underway after a father and son died after falling into a slurry tank on a farm in Cheshire.

Father and son die after falling into slurry tank on Cheshire farm

Agri-Business

9 days ago

Arla Foods profits surge to €213m on global protein demand

Arla Foods has reported net profit of €213 million for the first half of 2026, up 35% from €158 million in the same period last year.

Arla Foods profits surge to €213m on global protein demand

N.Ireland

10 days ago

Over 99% of cattle in Northern Ireland now BVD negative

The number of cattle in Northern Ireland that have a negative status for BVD is now over 99% of the total population for the first time.

Over 99% of cattle in Northern Ireland now BVD negative

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