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Dairy

12 hours ago

Farmers in north invited on nutrient ‘study tour’ in Wexford

Dairy farmers in Northern Ireland have been invited on what is described as a "study tour" in the...

Farmers in north invited on nutrient ‘study tour’ in Wexford

N.Ireland

17 hours ago

Will Heineken commit to support regenerative farming in Ireland?

Heineken has recently unveiled plans to support large-scale regenerative farming practices, targeting malting barley growers in the UK.

Will Heineken commit to support regenerative farming in Ireland?

NSA

18 hours ago

How many sheep will you vaccinate against bluetongue in 2027?

A new survey is asking farmers about how many sheep they plan to vaccinate against bluetongue next year, to ensure a supply of vaccines.

How many sheep will you vaccinate against bluetongue in 2027?

Arable

19 hours ago

Wheat prices continue to rise amid global production challenges

UK wheat prices were up £2/t in the latest trading round, further consolidating the upward trend in grain prices recorded over recent weeks.

Wheat prices continue to rise amid global production challenges

N.Ireland

20 hours ago

Explore smart sheep farming tech at NI open days

A series of open days focused on "smart sheep farming" are set to take place in Northern Ireland next month.

Explore smart sheep farming tech at NI open days

N.Ireland

23 hours ago

Aberdeen-Angus breeders go back to their roots

A number of high profile Aberdeen-Angus breeders have decided to re-introduce older bloodlines within their herds.

Aberdeen-Angus breeders go back to their roots

N.Ireland

23 hours ago

Agreement on hunting updated to ‘strengthen’ rights of NI farmers

An agreement between the UFU and hunting groups has been updated to "strengthen" the rights of farmers and landowners.

Agreement on hunting updated to ‘strengthen’ rights of NI farmers

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Police arrest linked to ‘alleged rogue trader’ who targeted farm

The Police Service Northern Ireland has arrested a man aged in his 50s on suspicion of theft of diesel and fraud "by false representation".

Police arrest linked to ‘alleged rogue trader’ who targeted farm

Dairy

1 day ago

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

Shamonda virus has been infecting cattle across Europe this month, with Defra currently keeping a close eye on how it might impact the UK.

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Tirlán honours retired milk suppliers at special event

Tirlán welcomed retired milk suppliers from across Northern Ireland, Monaghan, Meath and Louth to a breakfast event in Co. Cavan recently.

Tirlán honours retired milk suppliers at special event

Rural Life

2 days ago

Drought and early harvest could push rodents indoors sooner

Farmers are urged to watch for rodents moving into farm buildings earlier than usual as drought conditions reduce food, water and cover.

Drought and early harvest could push rodents indoors sooner

Dairy

2 days ago

Bluetongue cases up to almost 600 in UK

Cases of bluetongue in the UK have risen to 593 so far this season, according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Bluetongue cases up to almost 600 in UK

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Prices continue to strengthen at pedigree beef and dairy cattle sales

Recent months have seen average sale prices for pedigree beef and dairy cattle continue to strengthen in the UK.

Prices continue to strengthen at pedigree beef and dairy cattle sales

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Pedigree dairy sale sees top price of 3,650gns

Growing bluetongue concerns in the UK do not seem to be holding back dairy sales, as pedigree stock are making up to 3,650gns.

Pedigree dairy sale sees top price of 3,650gns

Arable

3 days ago

The impact of drought on crop mineral deficiencies

The Potash Development Association has highlighted the role played by drought in exacerbating crop mineral deficiencies.

The impact of drought on crop mineral deficiencies

Dairy

3 days ago

Controlling thermoduric bacteria through the autumn

Farms often see thermoduric bacteria rising in the backend of the year, especially those still dealing with drought conditions.

Controlling thermoduric bacteria through the autumn

Machinery

4 days ago

2027 Can-Am Traxter offers ‘best-in-class’ 80hp engine

The determination of farmers has been "embodied" in "a host of advancements" to Can-Am's 2027 range of SSVs and ATVs.

2027 Can-Am Traxter offers ‘best-in-class’ 80hp engine

Trending News

Pig/Poultry

5 days ago

Govt investigation links imported eggs to salmonella outbreak

An investigation has found that imported eggs could have caused the recent outbreak of salmonella, which has resulted in one death.

Govt investigation links imported eggs to salmonella outbreak

N.Ireland

6 days ago

AHDB launches new Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus management tool

The Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board has launched a new tool to help reduce the impact of BYDV in winter crops.

AHDB launches new Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus management tool

N.Ireland

6 days ago

What is the average income for a farmer in Northern Ireland?

Total Income from Farming (TIFF) in Northern Ireland grew by 40.5% (35.6% in real terms) from £736 million in 2024 to £1.03 billion in 2025.

What is the average income for a farmer in Northern Ireland?

Arable

6 days ago

UK November 2026 wheat futures back over £200/t threshold

UK November 2026 wheat futures returned above the key £200/t threshold in the latest round of trading, to £203/t.

UK November 2026 wheat futures back over £200/t threshold

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Information from public requested in NI cattle shooting review

Information from the public is now being requested as part of a review into the culling of 51 cattle by officials in Northern Ireland.

Information from public requested in NI cattle shooting review

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Bluetongue cases jump to 493 in UK in current season

The UK has recorded 493 cases of bluetongue so far this season, according to the latest figures from Defra.

Bluetongue cases jump to 493 in UK in current season

Dairy

7 days ago

BSE rears its head in a cow in Scotland

A case of classical bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) has been confirmed in a cow on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway in Scotland.

BSE rears its head in a cow in Scotland

N.Ireland

7 days ago

Training scheme for safer ATV use on UK farms launched

A fully funded, industry-accredited training scheme has been launched to help UK farmers and agricultural workers use ATVs safely.

Training scheme for safer ATV use on UK farms launched

N.Ireland

8 days ago

Importance of lamb exports to Europe stressed at EasyCare open evening

The importance of lamb exports to Europe, and ensuring carcasses are acceptable, were among topics discussed at an EasyCare open evening.

Importance of lamb exports to Europe stressed at EasyCare open evening

Agri-Business

8 days ago

Danish farmers face uncertainty as agriculture ministry abolished

Farmers in Denmark say they are holding back on any investments until there is clarity about the new government’s goals for the agri sector.

Danish farmers face uncertainty as agriculture ministry abolished

Agri-Business

8 days ago

GB grocery inflation slows to lowest point in almost 2 years

Grocery price inflation in Great Britain has slowed to 2.1%, the lowest figure since October 2024, according to latest grocery data.

GB grocery inflation slows to lowest point in almost 2 years

N.Ireland

8 days ago

Sheep producers warned to ‘remain vigilant’ for signs of sheep scab

The risk of sheep scab increases with the movement of sheep between farms and livestock marts, the UFU is reminding farmers.

Sheep producers warned to ‘remain vigilant’ for signs of sheep scab

Agri-Business

9 days ago

US meat giant to restructure beef strategy amid ‘historic’ cattle shortage

Tyson Foods has announced that it is to close two major beef processing facilities and to sell another amid a "historic" cattle shortage.

US meat giant to restructure beef strategy amid ‘historic’ cattle shortage

Agri Politics

9 days ago

Farms orgs call for long-term fix to UK's drought problem

Farm organisations have called upon the UK government to introduce more long-term measures to help farmers adapt to climate change.

Farms orgs call for long-term fix to UK's drought problem

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