Agribusiness

Global beef exports to fall 1% in 2027 as Brazilian headwinds mount

The October USDA forecast suggests that less beef will be traded next year with production cooling in Brazil and Australia the biggest exporters.

NEWS 16 October 2026

Global beef exports to fall 1% in 2027 as Brazilian headwinds mount

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Greencore upgrades guidance in ‘monumental’ year

Greencore upgrades guidance in ‘monumental’ year

NEWS 14 October 2026

Brazil’s exports slump - but prices keep rising

Brazil’s exports slump - but prices keep rising

NEWS 14 October 2026

Gas prices hit four-year high with Irish electricity bills likely to rise

Gas prices hit four-year high with Irish electricity bills likely to rise

Gas prices hit four-year high with Irish electricity bills likely to rise

NEWS 14 October 2026

EU membership some way off for Ukraine and UK

EU membership some way off for Ukraine and UK

EU membership some way off for Ukraine and UK

NEWS 11 October 2026

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Down to Agribusiness: diesel reserves, budget and how CBAM works

Down to Agribusiness: diesel reserves, budget and how CBAM works

On this week’s Down to Agribusiness, Stephen and Lorcan discuss Budget 2027, oil and diesel reserves, high court planning decisions and how CBAM actually works.

NEWS 4 October 2026

Goodman charity assets top €170m

Goodman charity assets top €170m

The Goodman Foundation annual report showed charitable donations of €2.5m in the year ending March 2026.

NEWS 4 October 2026

New Irish savings scheme explained including tax rules and €12,000 limit

New Irish savings scheme explained including tax rules and €12,000 limit

Details of Ireland's Savings and Investment Account were revealed in Budget 2027

NEWS 4 October 2026

Some good news for diesel users

Some good news for diesel users

The release of strategic reserves and the continuation of US exports is good news, for now

NEWS 4 October 2026

The government is not saving enough

The government is not saving enough

The Irish Fiscal Advisory Council warns that the government needs to avoid ‘aimless drift’ in budget decisions.

NEWS 4 October 2026

The nuts and bolts of CBAM

The nuts and bolts of CBAM

Stephen Robb talks to Kieran Holden of Goulding’s soil nutrition about the workings of CBAM, and what it means for fertiliser and Irish farmers.

RENEWABLES 4 October 2026

Soaring energy costs could hit food prices next

Soaring energy costs could hit food prices next

Latest data from the CSO shows that inflation remains an energy event, for now.

NEWS 4 October 2026

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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.

Know your slurry, unlock the potential within

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