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‘Tremendous’ turnout of young handlers at Armagh Show 2026

N.Ireland

8 days ago

‘Tremendous’ turnout of young handlers at Armagh Show 2026

One positive feature of this year’s Armagh Show was the turn-out of young handlers across all the competition sections of the event.

NZ sheep and beef farm profit expected to jump 96% year-on-year

Beef

12 days ago

NZ sheep and beef farm profit expected to jump 96% year-on-year

New Zealand sheep and beef farm profit is expected to increase 96% to NZ$287,600 per farm for the 2025/2026 year.

Ballymoney Show 2026 enjoys record sheep turnout

N.Ireland

14 days ago

Ballymoney Show 2026 enjoys record sheep turnout

Ballymoney Show 2026 enjoyed a record turnout of sheep at this year’s event, with the young handlers’ competitions exemplifying this.

NZ red meat sector aims to grow exports to $23bn by 2035

Agri-Business

15 days ago

NZ red meat sector aims to grow exports to $23bn by 2035

Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is aiming to grow the export value of New Zealand’s red meat sector to NZ$23 billion by 2035.

FAO: Poultry meat surpasses beef & dairy growth over past 60 years

Beef

18 days ago

FAO: Poultry meat surpasses beef & dairy growth over past 60 years

The global supply of terrestrial animal source food (TASF), driven mainly by egg, poultry and pig meat, has seen a significant increase.

Sheep

19 days ago

Research: Selective dosing could positively impact lamb liveweight gain

Farmers who use a selective treatment strategy against parasites on their lambs can identify those that benefit most from wormer treatments.

Research: Selective dosing could positively impact lamb liveweight gain

Dairy

21 days ago

Four new bluetongue cases detected in one week as midge activity rises

Four new cases of bluetongue were detected in the UK last week as midge activity continues to ramp...

Four new bluetongue cases detected in one week as midge activity rises

N.Ireland

21 days ago

UFU and Ulster Wildlife trial use of wool in peatland restoration

UFU and Ulster Wildlife have launched a peatland restoration trial using locally sourced wool on Slievenanee Mountain in the Antrim Hills.

UFU and Ulster Wildlife trial use of wool in peatland restoration

N.Ireland

1 month ago

Applications open for CAFRE sheep worm and fluke control innovation visit

CAFRE is inviting sheep farmers interested in sheep worm and fluke management innovation to join a knowledge-building event this summer.

Applications open for CAFRE sheep worm and fluke control innovation visit

Beef

1 month ago

‘Very strong start’ to 2026 for Australian beef industry

New data from the Australian Bureau of Statistics (ABS) shows that the beef industry had its “strongest start on record” in 2026.

‘Very strong start’ to 2026 for Australian beef industry

Beef

1 month ago

Organic beef and sheep production is ‘wholly sustainable’ – farmer

Organic beef and sheep production can deliver sustainable levels of income while also adding to the enjoyment of farming overall.

Organic beef and sheep production is ‘wholly sustainable’ – farmer

Beef

1 month ago

Weight loss drugs set to ‘reshape’ UK red meat demand – AHDB

The rise of GLP‑1 weight‑loss drugs is creating both challenges and opportunities for red meat consumption, according to the AHDB

Weight loss drugs set to ‘reshape’ UK red meat demand – AHDB

Sheep

1 month ago

Dog owner fined after 35 sheep killed on Suffolk farm

A dog owner, whose dogs killed 35 sheep and injured 14 more after being "dangerously out of control", has been fined.

Dog owner fined after 35 sheep killed on Suffolk farm

Beef

1 month ago

LMC aiming for ‘sustainable funding model for the future’

The Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) has kickstarted a campaign to highlight the key role it plays in Northern Ireland’s agri-food sector

LMC aiming for ‘sustainable funding model for the future’

Agri-Business

1 month ago

Dawn Meats acquires German meat importing business

Dawn Meats has announced the acquisition of Alexander Eyckeler GmbH, a Germany-based meat importer and distributor.

Dawn Meats acquires German meat importing business

N.Ireland

2 months ago

Ulster Wool sees prices reach highest level in a decade

Ulster Wool has confirmed that farmer member returns for the 2025 clip year are set to hit their highest level in 10 years.

Ulster Wool sees prices reach highest level in a decade

N.Ireland

2 months ago

NZ meat industry bodies release manifesto for 2026 election

Meat industry bodies in New Zealand have released a manifesto for the sector ahead of the country’s general election this year.

NZ meat industry bodies release manifesto for 2026 election

N.Ireland

2 months ago

Graphic pics: Dumping of dead lambs in Derry being ‘investigated’ by DAERA

An active investigation is underway by DAERA after roughly a dozen of dead lambs were illegally dumped in Co. Derry over the weekend.

Graphic pics: Dumping of dead lambs in Derry being ‘investigated’ by DAERA

Rural Life

2 months ago

2.6 million GB households bought lamb joints before Easter Sunday

Lamb remained very popular this Easter as 9% of GB households bought lamb joints in the run-up to the festivities.

2.6 million GB households bought lamb joints before Easter Sunday

Sheep

2 months ago

SCOPS launches blowfly forecasting tool ahead of peak season

A Blowfly Emergence Forecast has been launched on the Sustainable Control of Parasites in Sheep (SCOPS) website.

SCOPS launches blowfly forecasting tool ahead of peak season

Beef

2 months ago

UK breeding cattle and sheep populations continue to decline

The UK cattle population declined 1% year-on-year in 2025; while the UK sheep flock saw a decline of 2.1% in the same period.

UK breeding cattle and sheep populations continue to decline

N.Ireland

2 months ago

Potential to better manage Ireland’s wool output on all-island basis highlighted

Better coordination of Ireland’s wool output on an all-island basis could represent a win/win scenario for Irish sheep farmers.

Potential to better manage Ireland’s wool output on all-island basis highlighted

N.Ireland

3 months ago

300 sheep led to safety in Down hay shed fire

300 sheep have been removed from a hay shed in Co. Down were a fire broke out last night (Thursday, April 2).

300 sheep led to safety in Down hay shed fire

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