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To buy a 10-15-year-old used premium brand or a Chinese built loader at the same money, is a question often thrashed about. Peter Thomas Keaveney visited a Laois farmer who went down the Chinese route
‘It’s amazing to see how a one-day strike can put the payment back 11 days’
Farmers can apply for AIB loans from €25,000 to €3m under expanded scheme
O'Donoghue resigns as chair of North Cork Creameries
Sheep mart watch: boost for cull ewes as sheep trade remains unchanged
Why this Kilkenny contractor replaced one JCB loader with two
Australian beef production predicted to dip slightly after this year, as herd rebuild post-2017-2019 drought has been completed.
Surge in export volumes to the EU and US doesn't offset the effect of Brazil's China quota being filled in August.
Brief news snippets from Canada, Argentina, the EU and China.
From the hoof bath to the dinner table – why this Chinese cabbage scandal made my stomach turn, writes Ian Lahiffe.
With an average price increase of 2.3% in the GDT auction, the biggest since March, it's clear tightening supplies and strong demand are playing out in the market, writes Daire Cregg.
While traditional Western delegations were thinner on the ground, there was a big Russian and central Asian presence.
Latest data shows the effect of China's tariffs on Brazil's beef exports and how volumes to the EU have increased in July.
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.
