Agri-Business
Ireland's shoguns on a Japanese mission
The Irish food industry turns its attention to Japan this week as Bord Bia and more than 25 food industry...
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Agri-Business
Santa’s Insomnia
A stop off at Ireland’s coffee success story Insomnia should keep Santa going through Christmas Eve. Insomnia continues to build...
Agri-Business
Ireland set to blossom in Japan
Taoiseach Enda Kenny and Agriculture Minister Simon Coveney will lead a trade mission to Japan next week with high expectations...
Machinery
AXION 800 to take pride of place at Claas stand at LAMMA
After its award-winning appearance at Agritechnica last month Claas will again feature the Axion 800 series tractor at their LAMMA...
Beef
Ireland's suckler herd decline noted
Recent data from the Department of Agriculture’s Animal Identification and Movement (AIM) database has revealed a decline of almost 55,000...
Environment
Farm waste pilot a huge success
This week marked the successful conclusion of the pilot series of farm hazardous waste bring centres across the country. The...
Agri-Business
'If we fail on food we fail on everything'
“The global food system is entering uncharted waters and action is needed on all fronts.” This was a key message...
Agri-Business
Great connections at Glanbia, O2 contract sealed
The agri-business division of Glanbia, the global performance nutrition and ingredients group, has signed a hosted unified communications deal with...
Environment
All-Ireland study sheds new light on Phosphorous availability
A series of research trials involving Teagasc staff and colleagues at Queen’s University Belfast and the Agri Food Biosciences Institute...
Beef
Singapore opens market to NI beef
The View from Northern Ireland: Singapore has opened its market for receiving exports of beef products from Northern Ireland, it has...
Dairy
Somatic cell counts dropping
Teagasc milk quality specialist Dr David Gleeson has told AgriLand that somatic cell count (SCC) levels are continuing to fall...
Other
ABP supplies beef to research-hunger students
ABP Beef is to supply Dundalk Institute of Technology culinary arts students with beef for use in training to work...
Agri-Business
Probe under way on TLT cattle
The Receiver appointed by HSBC over animal exporter TLT International has provided an update on the progress made to date...
Agri-Business
Agri lending on the up in Northern Ireland
Bank of Ireland UK has confirmed to AgriLand that it has committed in excess of £60m sterling of additional finance...
Agri-Business
Farm business matters
The Teagasc Farm Business Conference 2013 is taking place today in Tullamore. This conference will be of particular interest to solicitors,...
Agri-Business
Liquid gold, multimillion 'milk mining' investment
A functional foods centre is the latest to benefit from €100m joint Enterprise Ireland and IDA Ireland technology centres programme, which...
Beef
Latest beef and sheep slaughtering figures
The beef kill was up slightly last week on the previous week. Statistics released from the Department of Agriculture this afternoon show that 32,410...
World News
Rising milk production costs continue to squeeze margins, Rabobank
World View: Higher average prices for globally traded dairy commodities have not necessarily brought higher average margins for milk producers,...
