Stella Meehan

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Stella Meehan has a Masters in Journalism from NUI (National University of Ireland) Galway and a Bachelor of Arts degree in English, Sociology and Politics. She comes from a farming and business background in Co. Galway. Previously, she worked in the broadcasting, print and political sectors.

Dawn Meats relaunches management programme with UCD

Agri-Business

Dawn Meats relaunches management programme with UCD

Dawn Meats has announced the return of its Management Development Programme run in association with University College Dublin (UCD). The...
Ulster Bank NI acknowledges challenges facing agri sector

Agri-Business

Ulster Bank NI acknowledges challenges facing agri sector

After a year of soaring food, fuel, and energy prices for consumers and farmers alike, inflationary pressures are likely to...
German meat consumption in 2022 was lowest on record

Agri-Business

German meat consumption in 2022 was lowest on record

Preliminary information from the Federal Information Centre for Agriculture (BZL) in Germany shows that the long-term trend towards lower meat...
Agriland journalist shortlisted for student media award

Agri-Business

Agriland journalist shortlisted for student media award

Agriland journalist, Eva Osborne-Sherlock has been shortlisted in Ireland's National Student Media Awards, known as the ‘Smedias’. Her article: ‘Digestate:...
USDA outlines support for California farmers affected by floods

Agri-Business

USDA outlines support for California farmers affected by floods

The United States Department of Agriculture (USDA) has outlined a number of assistance programmes for dairy farmers in California impacted...
Chile records first case of bird flu in a human

Pig/Poultry

Chile records first case of bird flu in a human

The Ministry of Health in Chile has reported that it has detected its first case of avian influenza, also known...
SETU announced as winner of Great Agri-Food Debate

Agri-Business

SETU announced as winner of Great Agri-Food Debate

South East Technological University (SETU) has been declared the winner of the 8th annual Great Agri-Food debate, organised by Dawn...
McDonald’s in new 2-year partnership with Meat Business Women

Agri-Business

McDonald’s in new 2-year partnership with Meat Business Women

McDonald’s UK and Ireland has committed to continue to shift the dial on diversity and inclusion in the meat industry...
World Farmers’ Organisation sets up solidarity fund for members

Agri-Business

World Farmers’ Organisation sets up solidarity fund for members

The World Farmers’ Organisation (WFO) has announced the establishment of a solidarity fund to assist and support the member organisations...
Research: Co-locating crops and solar can increase performance

N.Ireland

Research: Co-locating crops and solar can increase performance

Growing commercial crops on solar farms can both increase commercial food production and improve solar panel performance and longevity, according...
Dawn Meats Group UK company acquires lamb processor

Agri-Business

Dawn Meats Group UK company acquires lamb processor

Dunbia, part of the Dawn Meats Group, has acquired a lamb processing site in Cornwall. The company has said that...
Report: Global hunger to spiral as debt crisis increases

Agri-Business

Report: Global hunger to spiral as debt crisis increases

Leading food systems experts are warning the food-price crisis is entering a dangerous new phase, as the world teeters on...
EU agri committee urged to visit border region

Agri-Business

EU agri committee urged to visit border region

MEP Chris MacManus has requested the EU Committee on Agriculture and Rural Development to visit border counties in Ireland to...
Court: Farmer convicted for water pollution offence

N.Ireland

Court: Farmer convicted for water pollution offence

A farmer in Northern Ireland has been convicted in court today (Monday, February 13) for a water pollution offence. Co....
Farmer sentenced for causing ‘unnecessary suffering’ to animals

N.Ireland

Farmer sentenced for causing ‘unnecessary suffering’ to animals

A farmer from Northern Ireland has been sentenced to prison for causing unnecessary suffering to animals. Nigel Foster (55), of...
FAO: Global food prices continue downward trend

Agri-Business

FAO: Global food prices continue downward trend

The benchmark index of international food commodity prices declined in January for the 10th consecutive month, the Food and Agriculture...
Bayer links up with Kimitec for biological crop protection

Agri-Business

Bayer links up with Kimitec for biological crop protection

Bayer and Kimitec have announced a new strategic partnership to accelerate the development and commercialisation of biological crop protection solutions...
Danone considers sale of organic businesses in US

Agri-Business

Danone considers sale of organic businesses in US

Danone has announced that it will explore strategic options, including a potential sale, for its organic dairy activity in the...
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