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New dimension to Russia's invasion of Ukraine combined with Middle East conflict will add further costs for Irish farmers.
341ac Westmeath farm with multiple houses set for auction in October
Antrim dog crowned Irish National Sheepdog Champion
College Group connects €30m AD plant to gas grid
Nine in 10 believe Irish farmers deserve more recognition
Canadian ranchers eye up expansion as beef markets signal hunger for growth
Francie Gorman has warned MEPs that the idea of growing crops without chemical fertilisers is utopian.
The ICOS president is urging the Minister for Agriculture to inject urgency and decisiveness into negotiations to shape and fund CAP post-2027.
Emergency funding has been put in place by the European Commission to ensure farmers have access to cash needed to buy fertilisers.
Aside from high prices, other factors are contributing to subdued demand for fertiliser from farmers in Northern Ireland at present.
At the meeting, the president outlined that the dairy sector must focus on extracting greater value, improving efficiency and strengthening competitiveness.
Dr Edwini Kessie is the director of agriculture and commodities at the World Trade Organisation. He wants to see technology embraced and available to all.
Calls for an immediate suspension of CBAM went unheeded in a broad package of measures that has underwhelmed farmers and co-ops.
Limerick farmer wins Kinisla Milk Quality Award The winner of the 2026 Kinisla Milk Quality and Sustainability Awards was announced at a ceremony in Limerick, on Tuesday.
