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Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon on his hopes for grass-fed beef, Irish whiskey and dairy exports to Japan.
Ifac advises farmers to get ready for 'significant' income tax bills
Scheme payment date schedule for 2025
New slurry spreading rules for 15,000 farmers
Hauliers losing '€1,000 a week replacing mirrors' - road haulage association
Beef trade steadies amid tighter supplies
ICOS said the US is “an extremely important” market for Irish dairy farmers and the co-operative sector.
Analysis by IFA chief economist Tadhg Buckley shows Ireland exported approximately €1.9bn worth of food and drink products to the US in 2024.
While any new tariff is bad, premium market positions for Irish products can help ease the effect on consumer demand.
Aurivo CEO Donal Tierney has forecast another good year for milk suppliers, as global demand continues to outstrip supply.
Era of volume expansion appears to be over, but value still being added to Irish food and drink exports.
For value growth to continue, clearly Irish grain needs to be the basis for Irish drinks.
Irish agrifood exports to September 2024 reveal several changes compared with same period last year.
'Powering the Future of Farming' EverPower and Arrabawn Tipperary Co-op announced a strategic solar energy partnership to ‘Power the Future of Farming’. The new alliance will roll out renewable energy across farms and agribusinesses.
