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Teagasc is encouraging all farmers to plan lime applications this autumn as lime spreading for the year to date is falling well behind requirements.
Tipp land sells for just under €31,000/ac at auction
Bluetongue spreads to three more counties, with cases in sheep and cattle
How Kildare father and son built a growing winter feed business on tillage farm
Galway farmer cuts costs by taking DIY approach to new suckler shed
152-acre Kildare farm with four-bed house guided at €2.3m
There could be very strong economic drivers to sequester carbon in the future and drystock farmers should look into this, David Styles of University of Galway suggested.
New Teagasc national farm survey data for 2025 shows that the increase in cattle prices led to farmers clearing debt.
The ICMSA's call for the next CAP to set a minimum stocking rate threshold at the equivalent of four ewes/ac has been labelled 'divisive' by the ICSA.
The ICMSA is looking for a tenfold increase in the minimum stocking rate required to claim farm payments beyond 2027.
Genuine working farmers would be hit if Commission plans to axe funding for part-time farmers
Martin Merrick gives advice on grassland management as growth increases above demand, thinking critically about worming and the correct protocol on weaning dairy beef stock.
Martin Merrick outlines some key steps to establishing a paddock system to a drystock farm
Bord Bia launches HortLink to strengthen Ireland’s horticulture community New grower-led network will foster collaboration, support emerging leaders and help attract the next generation of horticulture talent into the sector.