China is set to revise new tariffs on some EU dairy produce, reducing the tariffs announced before Chrisrmas, although ...

Pickups are no longer a ‘fashion statement’: they are now a very real necessity on many farms throughout Ireland.

The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has increased by an impressive 6.7% after the latest trading event yesterday (Tuesday, 3).

As cows begin calving down this spring, farmers may have to deal with the odd displaced abomasum (DA) post calving.

€571 million worth of chicken was imported to Ireland between January and November 2025, equating to 137,871 tonnes. 24% of ...

A spokesperson for the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine has said a number of countries imposed restrictions on ...

AGCO will exhibit equipment and new innovations from its Fendt and Massey Ferguson brands at the World Ag Expo in Tulare, ...

This week's sheep trade sees no movement on prices for ewes or hoggets after last week's price cuts of up to 20c/kg.

Farmers have occupied the HQ of Bord Bia in Dublin in an escalation of the dispute over the role of the chair of the board, ...

Pressure continues to build across the island of Ireland for the introduction of more flexible slurry spreading seasons.

INHFA vice president John Joe Fitzgerald has called on the government to help farmers with the cost of bluetongue vaccines.

An Irish MEP has welcomed the conclusion of negotiations on a EU-India trade deal, saying it opens new opportunities for the ...