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The proposals were dismissed as having 'no directional purpose, clear objectives or long-term vision for EU agriculture'.
10 questions the IFA wants Larry Murrin and Bord Bia to answer
Minister Healy-Rae accuses IFA of hitching itself to Sinn Féin’s wagon
Superb finish to slatted sheep shed in Donegal
Beef Trends: quotes steady as supply meets demand
‘Insufficient supports’ for farmers to cut average cattle finishing age
Over the last 25 years, one of the clearest trends has been the increase in agricultural land prices in parts of the world with access to increasingly open food markets.
The trade deal goes ahead and won't shut down farming, but calling it bad faith to oppose Mercosur is a misunderstanding of the failing relationship between food producers and the European Commission.
There are a wide range of challenges facing farming as we enter 2026, with every sector under some pressure or other. Can farmers maintain a sense of unity?
The payment ranging from €150/ha to €250/ha for chopped straw has issued to 1,811 farmers this week.
Over €1.2m in payments for the incorporation of chopped straw are heading the way of Wexford farmers this week.
The payment run announced on Tuesday is worth 30% of the 2025 Eco Scheme total payment rate to farmers.
Teagasc has established a baseline of economic performance on organic farms. What do the figures show?
Strong cow health after calving – the key to a successful breeding season The weeks after calving are one of the most critical periods in the dairy year. Cow health during this post-calving phase has a direct impact on milk yield, fertility and overall herd performance.
