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Fewer cattle drove farm gate prices in 2025 but it has also resulted to cuts in processing capacity.
Meat factories throw support behind Larry Murrin
Over 1,500 cattle and sheep on farms where bluetongue was found
Farmers on pensions should get TAMS or ACRES, but not BISS - Hansen
Stirling on fire as demand for Angus and Shorthorn rockets
Farmers entered the building under false pretences – Bord Bia
As we prepare to ring in the new year, USDA forecasts that beef supply will remain tight in 2026, so maintaining consumer demand will be the key to a happy new year for beef producers.
Continued growth in the US market, where there is a preference for larger carcases / cuts, and an increase in feedlot-type finishing systems is driving average carcase weights to new heights.
Is it time for a BEV to Work Scheme for small electric cars?
Ireland’s overall renewable energy share has reached 16.1% but significant progress is needed if we are to meet the 43% renewable energy target set for 2030.
The SEAI Energy Awards took place last week, with Kepak among the food companies recognised for sustainable energy initiatives.
Weekly round-up of news from the farming industry in Northern Ireland.
Despite higher prices, consumers in US remain positive about beef but supply position doesn't look like it will ease anytime soon.
Offaly farmer Anne Marie Butterfield shares her approach to rearing lambs Offaly sheep farmer Anne Marie Butterfield has been rearing lambs for years and says a reliable milk replacer is key to keeping pet lambs healthy and thriving.
