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.

Alltech to help with biogas production for Mid-Ulster biorefinery
Alltech to help with biogas production for Mid-Ulster biorefinery

Global animal nutrition company, Alltech, has signed an agreement with Tobermore Concrete, CEMCOR and Road Safety Contracts to become a...

AIC wants certainty on agri policy issues
AIC wants certainty on agri policy issues

The Agricultural Industries Confederation (AIC) has welcomed Steve Reed MP as the newly appointed Secretary of State for the Department...

Alltech begins 2-year partnership with Meat Business Women
Alltech begins 2-year partnership with Meat Business Women

Alltech has reaffirmed its commitment to supporting gender diversity, equality and inclusion across the global meat and food supply chain...

OEP investigates DAERA over failure to adopt environmental plan
OEP investigates DAERA over failure to adopt environmental plan

The Office for Environmental Protection (OEP) has announced today (Monday, July 8) that it is investigating the Department of Agriculture,...

FAO Food Price Index: Increased demand for dairy in June
FAO Food Price Index: Increased demand for dairy in June

The benchmark for world food commodity prices was unchanged in June, as increases in international quotations for vegetable oils, sugar...

Illegal trade of fake pesticides and fertilisers scuppered in Europe
Illegal trade of fake pesticides and fertilisers scuppered in Europe

An illegal trading scheme in banned and fake pesticides and fertilisers that were potentially dangerous to consumers’ health has been...

Research trial: Extra 100kg N/ha only yielded 1t DM/ha per year
Research trial: Extra 100kg N/ha only yielded 1t DM/ha per year

A research trial into yields as a result of sowing multi-species swards has revealed that using an additional 100kg of...

€1.4m for major research project on reducing GHGs in agriculture
€1.4m for major research project on reducing GHGs in agriculture

Funding of €1.4 million is being provided to a research consortium, involving University of Galway, to pioneer greenhouse gas (GHG)...

New Zealand reveals independent panel to review methane science
New Zealand reveals independent panel to review methane science

The government in New Zealand has unveiled members of an independent panel to review the science around methane emissions. The...

Cork’s Dairy Concepts secures international contract with M&S
Cork’s Dairy Concepts secures international contract with M&S

Dairy Concepts, headquartered at Moorepark dairy research and development campus in Fermoy, Co. Cork, has clinched a significant international contract...

Watch: Are you thinking of restoring dry stone walls?
Watch: Are you thinking of restoring dry stone walls?

The tradition of building dry stone walls in Ireland is synonymous with our rural and green landscape and dates back...

smaXtec wins ‘Digital Disruptor’ award
smaXtec wins ‘Digital Disruptor’ award

Cow health management company, smaXtec has won a ‘Digital Disruptor award at a ceremony in Austria. Dsm-firmenich, the nutrition, health...

Significant rise in group operating profit at Greencore
Significant rise in group operating profit at Greencore

Convenience food business Greencore has reported a significant boost in group operating profit in its latest financial results for the...

Gallery: Balmoral Show and Lely’s 50,000th Astronaut robot
Gallery: Balmoral Show and Lely’s 50,000th Astronaut robot

With breaks of sunshine in between cloud, day one of Balmoral Show yesterday (Wednesday, May 16) brought thousands of visitors...

Lakeland Dairies offers €2,000 young farmer study tour prize
Lakeland Dairies offers €2,000 young farmer study tour prize

Cross-border dairy-processing cooperative Lakeland Dairies has announced the creation of a young farmer competition which will be part of the...

Global land prices on rise for more than 2 decades
Global land prices on rise for more than 2 decades

Soaring land prices, land grabs, and carbon schemes are creating an unprecedented ‘land squeeze’, threatening farmers and food production, according...

Hundreds of farmers to attend WFO annual meeting
Hundreds of farmers to attend WFO annual meeting

The 2024 World Farmers’ Organistion (WFO) annual meeting will take place from June 17 to June 21 at the Food...

April 2024 hottest on record globally
April 2024 hottest on record globally

April 2024 was warmer globally than any previous April in the data record according to the Copernicus Climate Change Service...