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Dairy

5 hours ago

AHDB: Irish milk volumes mirror GB trends

Irish milk volumes tipped into year-on-year decline in April 2026, similar to trends in Great...

AHDB: Irish milk volumes mirror GB trends

N.Ireland

6 hours ago

Carbon sequestration targets under a spotlight in Northern Ireland

Sinn Féin's Declan McAleer has criticised the response from Northern Ireland's agriculture...

Carbon sequestration targets under a spotlight in Northern Ireland

N.Ireland

8 hours ago

Calls for more flexible slurry spreading periods in Northern Ireland

Farmers for Action (FFA) is calling the introduction of more flexible slurry spreading periods in...

Calls for more flexible slurry spreading periods in Northern Ireland

Machinery

9 hours ago

Merlo providing ‘enhanced’ training to dealers in Ireland and UK

Merlo is strengthening customer and dealer support through an "enhanced technical training...

Merlo providing ‘enhanced’ training to dealers in Ireland and UK

Schemes

1 day ago

Welsh farmers to receive £340m each year until 2030 through SFS

Welsh farmers are set to receive over £1 billion in funding across three years as the government has announced its budget for SFS.

Welsh farmers to receive £340m each year until 2030 through SFS

Rural Life

1 day ago

£5.1m project aims to encourage more young people into farming

The James Hutton Institute is set to lead a new £5.1 million project aiming to bring more young people into careers in farming.

£5.1m project aims to encourage more young people into farming

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Soil Nutrient Health Scheme final phase opening date confirmed

Minister Andrew Muir has confirmed the opening date for the final "mop-up phase" of the Soil Nutrient Health Scheme.

Soil Nutrient Health Scheme final phase opening date confirmed

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Traditional pig breeds take centre stage at Castlewellan Show 2026

Recent years have seen great strides made in maintaining active numbers of traditional pig breeds at viable levels.

Traditional pig breeds take centre stage at Castlewellan Show 2026

Agri Politics

2 days ago

Farm orgs set out policy priorities as Burnham steps into PM role

Several farming organisations have outlined their priorities for the UK's new Prime Minister Andy Burnham and his team.

Farm orgs set out policy priorities as Burnham steps into PM role

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Tranche 2 of Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme opens

DAERA has announced the opening of tranche 2 of the 2026-2027 Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme (NIRFP).

Tranche 2 of Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme opens

Sheep

2 days ago

‘Confidence strengthens’ among sheep farmers in Australia

Improving sheepmeat and wool market conditions are helping to restore confidence across Australia's sheep industry.

‘Confidence strengthens’ among sheep farmers in Australia

Arable

2 days ago

UK grain futures rise to highest level in two years

AHDB is confirming a significant strengthening in the tone of UK grain prices for the week ending Friday, July 17.

UK grain futures rise to highest level in two years

Dairy

2 days ago

Is production a fair-trade off for a low-input system?

Farms are constantly evolving so as to be as efficient and as profitable as possible, while complying with advancing rules and regulations.

Is production a fair-trade off for a low-input system?

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Lamb markets ‘counterproductive’ to building future for sector

Co. Meath pedigree Charollais sheep breeder, Eugene O’Sullivan is calling for the lamb market to deliver viable returns throughout the year.

Lamb markets ‘counterproductive’ to building future for sector

N.Ireland

2 days ago

CAFRE student crowned Student Veterinary Nurse of the Year

A Co. Antrim student has said she is "honoured" to have been named as the winner of a prestigious veterinary award.

CAFRE student crowned Student Veterinary Nurse of the Year

Agri Politics

2 days ago

Former farming minister returns to Defra to lead as Secretary

Dame Angela Eagle has made a return to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs as its new Secretary of State.

Former farming minister returns to Defra to lead as Secretary

N.Ireland

2 days ago

New prime minister urged to fully reverse inheritance tax changes

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has "cautiously welcomed" the appointment of Andy Burnham as UK prime minister.

New prime minister urged to fully reverse inheritance tax changes

Trending News

Vogelsang

3 days ago

Vogelsang announces new dealer for south-west England

Devon-based machinery dealership Robert Cole Agricultural Engineers has been announced as a new Vogelsang dealer for South-West England.

Vogelsang announces new dealer for south-west England

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Grocery price inflation slows to lowest rate since 2024

Take-home sales from the grocers accelerated to 3.3% as grocery price inflation slowed to 2.6% in...

Grocery price inflation slows to lowest rate since 2024

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Campaign for Wool pays tribute to late chair

The Campaign for Wool has paid tribute following the death of its chairperson, Peter Ackroyd...

Campaign for Wool pays tribute to late chair

N.Ireland

3 days ago

DAERA seeking providers of on-farm bTB advice service

DAERA has launched a procurement competition to appoint a provider of on-farm bovine tuberculosis (bTB) biosecurity advice. 

DAERA seeking providers of on-farm bTB advice service

Machinery

3 days ago

Fendt 832 Vario achieves ‘record result’ in DLG PowerMix test

The Fendt 832 Vario has achieved an average fuel consumption of just 235g/kWh of diesel while in the field, in the DLG PowerMix test.

Fendt 832 Vario achieves ‘record result’ in DLG PowerMix test

N.Ireland

3 days ago

HSENI: Taking time to assess farm risks could prevent an injury

Just one decision, shortcut or missed hazard can bring a devastating change to the lives of a farm family, HSENI has warned.

HSENI: Taking time to assess farm risks could prevent an injury

Rural Life

3 days ago

Farming remains industry with poorest safety record

Farming remains the industry with the poorest safety record with high levels of both fatal and life changing injuries, according to the HSE.

Farming remains industry with poorest safety record

Rural Life

3 days ago

£30,000 damage to farmer's field in north England arson attack

A suspected arson attack on a farmer's field in north England has resulted in some £30,000 worth of damage, according to local police.

£30,000 damage to farmer's field in north England arson attack

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Holstein fifth calver earns plaudits at Castlewellan Show 2026

As is always the case, the level of competition within the dairy rings at Castlewellan Show 2026 in Co. Down was extremely strong.

Holstein fifth calver earns plaudits at Castlewellan Show 2026

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Fertiliser company Yara reports jump in net income for Q2 2026

Fertiliser company Yara has reported Q2 2026 EBITDA of $906 million compared with $652 million in Q2 2025.

Fertiliser company Yara reports jump in net income for Q2 2026

Arable

4 days ago

PDA updates potash, phosphate and sulphur guidance for cereals

The Potash Development Association (PDA) has profiled its latest potash, phosphate and sulphur recommendations for cereal crops.

PDA updates potash, phosphate and sulphur guidance for cereals

Dairy

4 days ago

Downward trajectory for BVD-positive cases

The amount of positive bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) cases is continuing to follow a downward trajectory in Ireland.

Downward trajectory for BVD-positive cases

Machinery

5 days ago

Amazone updates combi spreader with new ‘precision features’

Amazone's ZG-TX combi spreader has received new features designed to improve accuracy and make operation easier.

Amazone updates combi spreader with new ‘precision features’

Arable

5 days ago

The impact of cover crops on soil potassium cycling

Cover crops form an important cog in the annual cycle of tillage farming activities, according to the Potash Development Association (PDA).

The impact of cover crops on soil potassium cycling

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