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Listen: Growing Minds – episode four, part one

In the fourth episode of the new podcast aimed at secondary school students, experts discuss the revision guide supplement and how to prepare for the exams in June.

NEWS 24 March 2026

Listen: Growing Minds – episode four, part one

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Bluetongue vaccination an option in 2026 beef and sheep welfare schemes

Bluetongue vaccination an option in 2026 beef and sheep welfare schemes

NEWS 24 March 2026

Australia gets access for 30,600t of beef to EU under new trade deal

Australia gets access for 30,600t of beef to EU under new trade deal

NEWS 24 March 2026

Bean seed in demand, pre-emergence herbicide should be applied

Bean seed in demand, pre-emergence herbicide should be applied

Bean seed in demand, pre-emergence herbicide should be applied

HUSBANDRY 24 March 2026

Domestic dwellings to be removed from TAMS solar grants

Domestic dwellings to be removed from TAMS solar grants

Domestic dwellings to be removed from TAMS solar grants

SCHEMES 24 March 2026

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Cuts to beef quotes continue

Cuts to beef quotes continue

Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the latest quotes for finished cattle.

MARKETS 23 March 2026

Gardaí investigating shed fire on Cork farm

Gardaí investigating shed fire on Cork farm

The fire occurred on a farm in Skibbereen. Gardaí stated that no injuries were reported from the incident.

NEWS 23 March 2026

Prices soften as calf numbers remain over 2,400 in Bandon

Prices soften as calf numbers remain over 2,400 in Bandon

Calf prices continue to soften as supply has a firm upper hand, with over 2,400 calves going through the ring in Bandon. Strong demand from shippers has helped to underpin trade, reports Tommy Moyles.

MARKETS 23 March 2026

No poultry classes at this year’s Balmoral Show

No poultry classes at this year’s Balmoral Show

The decision has been made due to uncertainty on when any ban on bird gatherings may be lifted.

NEWS 23 March 2026

Veterinary Ireland calls for review on proposed fee increases by VCI

Veterinary Ireland calls for review on proposed fee increases by VCI

Veterinary Ireland is calling on the Minister for Agriculture and the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission to request the VCI to review its proposed increases in fees.

NEWS 23 March 2026

Grants of up to €5,000 for advice about traditional farm houses

Grants of up to €5,000 for advice about traditional farm houses

Expanded grant scheme to fund conservation advice for traditional homes opens for applications.

SCHEMES 23 March 2026

Mercosur trade deal comes into force on 1 May

Mercosur trade deal comes into force on 1 May

The provisional application of the pact has proceeded faster than expected.

NEWS 23 March 2026

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Cutting clean in tough conditions: Conal Moore on running Krone EasyCut Mowers

Conal Moore an agri contractor and tillage framer from Ballygar Co Galway. “We do a lot of reseeding, slurry spreading and tillage work but baling would be our main enterprise”.

Cutting clean in tough conditions: Conal Moore on running Krone EasyCut Mowers

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