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News Headlines (ROI)

  • Trump Tariffs: we analyse the fallout in global trade for dairy, grain, beef and farm machinery

  • Calf price bonanza: the latest on the booming calf trade as prices double and exports surge

  • Dairygold and Lakeland report annual results

  • Factories try to pour cold water on the beef trade

    • Ornua PPI falls for March

  • Derogation could cost Dairygold 200m litres

    • How new TB proposals would dampen trade

  • Read our interview with the new Macra president

  • Abattoir fined over fake horse passports

  • The Big Interview: New Zealand’s trade ethos similar to Ireland

  • Cliffs of Mohar farmers vow to fight threat of CPOs

  • Slane bypass ‘risks future’ of 200-cow dairy farm

  • Pick up our free crop protection and easter food magazines

    • News Headlines (NI)

  • Record prices wont stop suckler decline

  • Profits at Lakeland jump to £35m at Lakeland daries

  • Many reasons for optimism in farming – read our review of the NI spring conference

    • AgriBusiness

  • Dairygold report increased earnings

  • Trump Tariffs: we analyse the fallout in global trade for dairy, grain, beef and farm machinery

    • Livestock

  • Clover looking promising in 2025

  • Peak nemarodirus egg hatchling is hitting some areas earlier

  • Grass +: Take action amid rapid change in growth rates

    • Tillage

  • Yellow rust the main issue on Cereals

  • Spring planting is wrapping up

    • Irish Country Living

  • Banor founders Nicola Lyons and Elaine Crosse have customers flocking to get their sheep milk skincare range

  • The lifeline that local bus services proving a lifeline in rural Ireland

    • Transition year – A gap worth taking?

  • Will you be buying fake chocolate eggs this year?

    • Pedigree

  • Awesome Angus trade in Carrick

  • Spring dog sale tops out at £9,000

    • Machinery

  • US tariffs to hit Irish companies

  • Manufacturing the Merlo way