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Supreme Court awards farmer €300,000 in dispute with Department
A dairy farmer has won a Supreme Court case against the Department of Agriculture over the unlawful sale of more than 200 seized cattle.
There could be changes ahead for the definition of an active farmer, increased supports for young farmers and changes to greening next year.
By Amy Forde on 19 October 2017
Raymond Linnane operates a 50 cow suckler herd in Bellharbour, Co. Clare. He built a new slatted shed in 2006 and highlights the difference slat rubber makes to his herd, versus bare concrete slats.
Yara says the curtailment in Chinese urea production has left a shortfall in global nitrogen markets.
By Lorcan Allen on 19 October 2017
Former Ireland rugby international Mike Ross will open the 35th National Dairy Show in Millstreet this weekend.
By Shane Murphy on 19 October 2017
The Environment Committee of the European Parliament adopted a non-binding resolution urging the European Commission to "phase out" the leading herbicide active in the next three years.
By Thomas Hubert on 19 October 2017
Figures from the Department of Agriculture show that the number of non-farmers enrolled in forestry planting schemes is on the increase.
By Amy Forde on 19 October 2017
STIHL continues to steal a march when it comes to developing new innovative technologies that offer real solutions to practical problems.
BPS money is currently being rolled out to farmers right across the country and this is having a positive effect on prices.
By Nathan Tuffy on 19 October 2017
The European Commissioner for Transport, Violeta Bulc, addressed the Houses of the Oireachtas in terms of Brexit and what it means for transport links.
By Amy Forde on 19 October 2017
It has come to my attention that one of the big up and coming names in hurling circles is to study agriculture in his home county.
By The Dealer on 19 October 2017
Tillage farmers report 10% to 50% loss in maize crops after high winds caused widespread lodging.
By Thomas Hubert on 19 October 2017
At EirGrid we are responsible for a safe, secure and reliable supply of electricity – now and in the future.
Met Éireann has issued a status orange weather warning for seven counties for Saturday, while a yellow rainfall warning is also in place.
By Amy Forde on 19 October 2017
The number and identify of farms inspected for cross compliance is audited by the EU.
By Paul Mooney on 19 October 2017
The trade appears to have steadied, but at a low level, with supplies holding strong.
By Darren Carty on 19 October 2017
Independent Kerry TD Danny Healy-Rae has said farmers should be allowed to take part in river maintenance works to prevent serious flooding.
By Thomas Hubert on 19 October 2017
Bord Bia recently undertook a study tour of northern England with a group of Irish beef and dairy producers.
Thousands of acres of silage remain to be cut across Northern Ireland as concerns grow that a fodder shortage could develop this winter.
By Peter McCann on 19 October 2017
Keen interest from young farmers and dairy farmers but the big Animal Welfare, Safety and Nutrient Storage scheme slower to get going.
By Paul Mooney on 19 October 2017
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