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How the mighty have fallen and as a race, Great Britain is still in Empire mode and has failed to adjust to a post-colonial world.
Critical CAP for pensioners and part-time farmers
Demand for silage lettings nosedives
Positive prospects for live export weanling trade
Asba Meats’ failure to pay over €300,000 to farms caused ‘untold damage’
Red clover and multispecies measures under review by Department
Irish beef is now facing sustained competition for market share in the UK.
Funding for any future crisis support schemes in Northern Ireland will need to go through the usual civil service process.
Phelim O'Neill speaks to John Clarke who headed the negotiation on agriculture access in EU trade negotiations with Mercosur and Australia prior to retirement to find out what happens inside the room.
It is a given that the number of dairy herds halves every 10 years.
Templegall came up against stiff competition as there was a record number of Irish entries into this year’s British and Irish Cheese Awards.
The main impact of Brexit on Irish beef is indirect through trade deals entered into by the UK with major beef and sheep meat exporting countries.
While the Washington DC St Patrick's Day event is an important annual diplomatic exercise, Irish farming is much more affected by the relationships with Dublin and Brussels.
National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit Kildare dairy farmer welcomed students as part of a National Dairy Council initiative, which saw 1,500 pupils across Ireland visit working dairy farms during May.
