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The inside story on Irish farming.
Minister’s speech cited some very out of date numbers
‘It’s amazing to see how a one-day strike can put the payment back 11 days’
Bluetongue cases jump 40% in four days – with Kilkenny latest county hit
Why this Kilkenny contractor replaced one JCB loader with two
‘It wasn’t just a hit and miss job’ - Offaly farmer’s silage bales slashed open
Mayo farmer to represent himself in upcoming animal welfare trial
Patrick Hipwell has spoken in many different venues on mental health, but last weekend he took to the pulpit.
Farmers at the Bord Bia Farmer Forum Roadshows this week were told that Bord Bia chair Larry Murrin is a political appointment of Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon.
It wasn't just Tirlán milk suppliers at the open days at the cheese and powder plants in Belview this week, the Dealer notes.
Taoiseach Micheál Martin said that he is going to target Kerrygold next for US tariff cuts.
With debate of late about the future marketing options for Irish butter, how it was marketed in the past will be celebrated in Cork this weekend as the Old Butter Roads Festival is being revived.
It’s a good 12 months before the next IFA presidential campaign officially starts but the Dealer has the notebook out and a few names seem to be cropping up already.
If Budget 2027 for farmers was a song, it might be Toto's ‘Hold the Line’ or the Raconteurs' ‘Steady as She Goes’. It won't make anyone's greatest-hits compilation.
Know your slurry, unlock the potential within With fertiliser costs remaining one of the biggest expenses on Irish farms, there has never been a better time to take a closer look at the hidden value of slurry as a fertiliser.