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'Can we appeal to our farmer friends in the west, northwest region now to help us out.' - name and details with the editor.
Cavan meat plant closed by Food Safety Authority
Frenzied Golden Vale auction sees bidders bidding against themselves
Couple convicted over €263,000 in EU subsidies for fake cattle farm
Warning over young farmer drug use
Dutch give Irish calf exporters one year to comply with 12-hourly milk feeds
'Every electricity customer in Ireland is better off because renewable energy projects have reduced our dependence on imported fuels.' - Justin Moran, director of external affairs, Wind Energy Ireland
'In dairy farming, one size does not fit all.' - Michael O'Byrne, by email
"The capture of wind and sun to generate power is a huge breakthrough and it is but a matter of time before more cost effective methods of storage are achieved." - John McCarthy, by email
"The plan is to treble the amount of intermittent (wind and solar) renewable capacity." - Donal O'Callaghan, PhD BE (Elec), Coolgreen, Whites Cross, Cork
'Solar panels can be used by farmers to reduce their reliance on electricity from the grid, half of which is generated using fossil fuels' - Cilian Ó'Súilleabháin, 21 Ros Barra, Deerpark, Cork
"It would be really helpful if the DAFM would review their list and replace it with an easy-to-understand, current version." Name & details with the Editor
'Simple, basic and practical messages were the order of the day.' - Ian Buchanan, Magheramore, Dungiven, Northern Ireland.
Sommet de l’Élevage 2026: shaping the future of sustainable livestock farming As livestock farming faces growing environmental, economic and generational challenges, the Sommet de l’Élevage continues to showcase practical solutions and innovations for the future of the sector.