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All the latest farming news, comments and editorial opinions from the Irish Farmers Journal
Varadkar took a firm aim at rural Ireland and let the mask slip on what he really thought of food production in Ireland.
Magnier family invests in Rockwell Farm
Tough market conditions see fall in calf exports
Camera at the Mart: super display of continental-cross calves in Carnew
Camera at the Mart: sharper demand for lighter cattle in the Kingdom
Speculation that Teagasc is poised to buy Leenane hill farm
The recent spike in oil prices has meant renewable energy has come back into many conversations.
The slow spring is delaying turnout on many farms right across the country with a lot of cattle still housed in sheds.
Reading the ArraTipp story may give some confidence to co-op members apprehensive about change to the national co-op structure.
The majority of the general public on Tuesday appeared to be in broad support of the protest.
With the capital infrastructure plan now finished, Dairygold has a clear plan to reduce debt in the years ahead along with controlling costs and streamlining the business.
The competition from outside agriculture is intensifying in the east of the country with dairy farmers no longer as big a threat to tillage conacre as they once were.
A huge area of contention is the out-of-date valuations currently being paid for reactor animals.
€7,200 a year: what solar can save a 100-cow herd With fuel costs and energy security dominating headlines, the case for generating your own power on farm has never been stronger. Solar PV delivers.