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N.Ireland

10 hours ago

£11.8m farm fire loss in NI spurs investment demand

Further investment is needed in Northern Ireland's rural fire and rescue services after a 73%...

£11.8m farm fire loss in NI spurs investment demand

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Farm safety campaign launched in NI for older farmers

A new farm safety campaign has been launched in Northern Ireland, urging older farmers to recognise the risks on their farms.

Farm safety campaign launched in NI for older farmers

Dairy

1 day ago

Arla stops milk collection from farms over ‘unacceptable behaviour’

Arla has confirmed that it has stopped milk collection from a number of farms where breaches of animal welfare standards have been identified.

Arla stops milk collection from farms over ‘unacceptable behaviour’

Agri Politics

1 day ago

Delays and costs hampered bluetongue vaccination efforts

The take-up of bluetongue vaccinations among UK farmers was hampered by price and lags in confirming results, an EFRA committee has heard.

Delays and costs hampered bluetongue vaccination efforts

Agri-Business

1 day ago

Arla launches protein water made with milk whey

As demand for protein continues to grow, dairy co-op Arla has expanded its portfolio with the launch of a water-based protein drink.

Arla launches protein water made with milk whey

N.Ireland

1 day ago

One fifth of farmers did not vaccinate after BVD-positive calf

A survey of farmers who received a BVD-positive result has found that 21% did not go on to vaccinate their herd after their first case.

One fifth of farmers did not vaccinate after BVD-positive calf

Dairy

2 days ago

Another change of direction for floating dairy farm

There has been another twist in the story of the Dutch floating dairy farm that was originally designed to promote sustainable farming.

Another change of direction for floating dairy farm

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Farmers urged to speak up over unfair supply contracts

Farmers are being urged to raise concerns about their supply contracts, as contracts may be subject to fairer deals and better understanding.

Farmers urged to speak up over unfair supply contracts

Arable

2 days ago

Weather extremes still impacting on Europe’s tillage sectors

Weather extremes continue to hamper work on tillage farms across Europe, the European Commission has reported.

Weather extremes still impacting on Europe’s tillage sectors

Agri-Business

2 days ago

Rural businesses fear future as costs rise by 'more than 20%'

Nearly two thirds of small businesses in rural communities are fearful of the future of their business in the coming months.

Rural businesses fear future as costs rise by 'more than 20%'

Arable

2 days ago

Global grain prices watching Black Sea developments and US elections

Grain prices fell last week on hopes for an increase in Russian exports, US maize harvest progress and selling by speculative traders.

Global grain prices watching Black Sea developments and US elections

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Irish farmers helping develop new sheep genomic breeding values

The involvement of a Co. Antrim farmer has been instrumental in allowing Signet to develop new genomic breeding values for the sheep sector.

Irish farmers helping develop new sheep genomic breeding values

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Court: Food company fined after serious injury to employee

A food manufacturing company in Northern Ireland has been fined in court following a serious injury to an employee.

Court: Food company fined after serious injury to employee

N.Ireland

2 days ago

New Zealand milk production reaches record high

New Zealand's milk production has grown by around 3.5% for the 2025/2026 season, according to the country's latest dairy statistics report.

New Zealand milk production reaches record high

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Should the govt take a long-term approach to tackling agri crises?

The agricultural sector is facing more frequent and interconnected global shocks, with increasing economic impact.

Should the govt take a long-term approach to tackling agri crises?

Sheep

3 days ago

Farmers urged to test for liver fluke as risk shifts to later in season

Farmers are being advised to test for liver fluke in sheep as climate change and drought has pushed the risk further out into the year.

Farmers urged to test for liver fluke as risk shifts to later in season

Dairy

3 days ago

Shamonda virus detected on UK dairy farms for first time

The Shamonda virus has been detected in cattle at two dairy farms in the UK, Defra today (Monday, November 2) confirmed.

Shamonda virus detected on UK dairy farms for first time

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N.Ireland

3 days ago

Pedigree bulls sell to 9,200gns at Limousin show and sale

There was a strong trade for pedigree bulls at the British Limousin Cattle Society's regional autumn show and sale.

Pedigree bulls sell to 9,200gns at Limousin show and sale

Dairy

3 days ago

Boost winter dairy profits with correct concentrate feeding

Formulating the appropriate diet for the winter milking herd is essential for boosting margins in a year where costs have been high.

Boost winter dairy profits with correct concentrate feeding

Agri-Business

4 days ago

EU project seeks to end 96% reliance on imported feed protein

A new project has been launched to reduce Europe's dependence on imported protein sources for animal feed.

EU project seeks to end 96% reliance on imported feed protein

Dairy

4 days ago

Autumn calving: Why water is the key to early health

When it comes to calf rearing this autumn, it is important to remember that milk is not the only essential liquid in a calf's diet.

Autumn calving: Why water is the key to early health

Pig/Poultry

5 days ago

Weaker demand raises uncertainty for 2027 global pork outlook

Disappointing pork markets in the third quarter (Q3) of this year and tightening margins in key markets are leading to a reexamination of pig production for 2027, according to Rabobank.

Weaker demand raises uncertainty for 2027 global pork outlook

Agri-Business

5 days ago

EU milk prices fall almost 20% despite increased production

The latest European Commission figures indicate rising milk supply, expanding dairy production, and stronger export volumes in the EU.

EU milk prices fall almost 20% despite increased production

Arable

5 days ago

New guidelines on potash needs for potato crops released

The Potash Development Association (PDA) has published a number of new nutrient considerations for the growing of potato crops.

New guidelines on potash needs for potato crops released

Environment

6 days ago

82% of England remains in drought despite recent rains

The recent rains have not been enough to end the drought in England, according to the National Drought Group.

82% of England remains in drought despite recent rains

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Ewe nutrition: How BCS impacts milk quality and lamb size

Body condition score (BCS) is the all-important arbiter of ewe productivity, according to sheep specialist, Dr. Nerys Wright.

Ewe nutrition: How BCS impacts milk quality and lamb size

N.Ireland

6 days ago

‘Iceberg diseases’ impacting on overall sheep productivity

"Iceberg diseases" are contributing significantly to reductions in flock productivity, a sheep veterinarian has said.

‘Iceberg diseases’ impacting on overall sheep productivity

Rural Life

7 days ago

Scottish auctioneers institute appoints new president for centenary year

The Institute of Auctioneers and Appraisers in Scotland (IAAS) has appointed a new president, as it marks its centenary year.

Scottish auctioneers institute appoints new president for centenary year

Agri-Business

7 days ago

Farm orgs criticise 'farm-blind' Budget

Several British farm and rural organisations have criticised the Autumn Budget for not providing more support for the agricultural sector.

Farm orgs criticise 'farm-blind' Budget

N.Ireland

8 days ago

Equipment from Trouw Nutrition Belfast plant offered in auction

Production equipment from Trouw Nutrition's Belfast manufacturing plant will be sold at auction following closure of the facility last month.

Equipment from Trouw Nutrition Belfast plant offered in auction

Agri-Business

8 days ago

Budget a 'massive missed opportunity'

The Autumn Budget is "a massive missed opportunity, with no breathing space for Britain's food production", according to NFU.

Budget a 'massive missed opportunity'

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