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.

Farmer Network events to support next generation of farmers
Farmer Network events to support next generation of farmers

One of the country’s largest farmer support organisations is continuing to help the next generation of farmers to ensure that...

2 Tyrone students take top prize at ABP Angus Youth Challenge
2 Tyrone students take top prize at ABP Angus Youth Challenge

Two Year 12 pupils from Aughnacloy College, Co. Tyrone, have taken the top prize in the 2024 ABP Angus Youth...

Consumer trust in UK farming hits six-year high
Consumer trust in UK farming hits six-year high

The latest findings from the Agriculture and Horticulture Development Board (AHDB) trust study show optimism rising through the agricultural supply...

Irish food waste tech company to create 20 new UK jobs
Irish food waste tech company to create 20 new UK jobs

Irish technology company, Positive Carbon, which specialises in food waste reduction technology, has announced the expansion of its operations into...

More dairy intake in care homes could save health system £700k
More dairy intake in care homes could save health system £700k

The potential role of high-protein, high calcium dairy foods as a preventative measure to reduce the cost of falls among...

Concern for farmers over possible inheritance tax changes
Concern for farmers over possible inheritance tax changes

Orkney and Shetland MP, Alistair Carmichael, has highlighted concerns among farmers and crofters about the potential impact of changes to...

McDonald’s sues meat processors over alleged price-fixing
McDonald’s sues meat processors over alleged price-fixing

Fast food giant McDonald’s is taking a law suit in the United States where it is suing four major meat...

Lakeland: New agreement on veterinary medicines is ‘critical’
Lakeland: New agreement on veterinary medicines is ‘critical’

A new sanitary/phytosanitary (SPS) agreement for veterinary medicines needs to be agreed between the UK and the European Union as...

UK farm input costs increase by 44% since 2019
UK farm input costs increase by 44% since 2019

Farm input costs in the UK have increased by an average of 44% since 2019 according to research by the...

NI Environmental Improvement Plan published
NI Environmental Improvement Plan published

Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir, has welcomed the approval of Northern Ireland’s Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP)...

Lemken introduces new Solitair seed drill
Lemken introduces new Solitair seed drill

Machinery brand, Lemken, has released its new Solitair front hopper and has described it as the answer to the growing...

New Donegal vet practice aims to help with out-of-hours cover
New Donegal vet practice aims to help with out-of-hours cover

A new locally owned large animal veterinary practice has opened in Inishowen to meet a growing demand for independent vet...

10th UK Dairy Day gets underway in Telford
10th UK Dairy Day gets underway in Telford

UK Dairy Day, the UK’s leading free-to-attend dairy event, is being held at the Telford International Centre in Telford today...

ABP awarded for red meat sustainability programme
ABP awarded for red meat sustainability programme

ABP has been recognised with a Responsible Business Award in Northern Ireland for its collaborative action with farmer suppliers to...

Welsh Govt: Collaboration at heart of new funding scheme
Welsh Govt: Collaboration at heart of new funding scheme

The Welsh Government has confirmed that the development phase of the new Integrated Natural Resources Scheme (INRS) is open for applications...

Strike averted at UK fertiliser factory as pay rise agreed
Strike averted at UK fertiliser factory as pay rise agreed

Strike action, which had been been due to start in two days time at a UK fertiliser factory has now...

€53m Danish scheme to support more climate-friendly dairy
€53m Danish scheme to support more climate-friendly dairy

The European Commission has approved, under EU State aid rules, a Danish scheme, with a budget of approximately €53 million,...

FAO Food Price Index dips slightly but dairy bucks trend
FAO Food Price Index dips slightly but dairy bucks trend

The benchmark for world food commodity prices declined marginally in August, as decreases in quotations for sugar, meat and cereals...