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Thousands of farmers marched in Athlone on Saturday at a protest denouncing the EU-Mercosur trade deal.
Milk prices continue to fall
What will 2026 hold for beef farmers?
€9.75/kg for lamb not expected to halt EU's sheep decline
December milk price cut reprieve for Dairygold's suppliers
Tirlán to pay close to mid-30s for milk
Over 550 heifers weighing in excess of 500kg sold for a fine average price of €4.50/kg, with Hereford and Angus-cross heifers averaging over the €4/kg mark.
Another record year for Irish food and drink exports despite 2025 being what Bord Bia describes as a “year of exceptional volatility”.
Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the latest quotes available for finished cattle.
The overall US cattle kill is expected to fall by 1.5 to 2 million head in 2026 on the back of lower cattle imports from Mexico and a falling herd size.
Niamh Lenehan, the Agri-Food Regulator CEO, reflects on the office’s progress over its first two years, and future ambitions.
Adam Woods takes a look back at 2025 and how it went for beef farmers.
There are a wide range of challenges facing farming as we enter 2026, with every sector under some pressure or other. Can farmers maintain a sense of unity?
Consistency and calf health key to Offaly farmer’s success For Offaly dairy and sheep farmers, husband-and-wife team Ann Maire Butterfield and Stephen McQuade, AAA Golden Maverick has always been part of the story.
