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The Commission is not expected to scrap a tax on fertilisers imported into the EU, despite mounting pressure from farmers to do so.
John Deere pulls the plug on Mazzotti
Dairy Management: what to do with late-calving cows?
How much for a modular home in Ireland?
Bowl of porridge could pack more protein than eggs for breakfast - study
Limousin let loose on day three of Balmoral
Brazilian meat is on a collision course with EU food safety standards, with the European Commission considering an all-out import ban from September.
A senior Department inspector has warned that Ireland missing its water quality targets could be more significant than other EU countries against the nitrates derogation backdrop.
A shortage of animals and the decline in production, together with a decreased competitiveness due to high prices, is limiting the EU’s capacity to export.
Two-thirds of consultation respondents oppose the Commission's plan to stop CAP income supports for farmers in receipt of a state pension by 2032.
Grassland agri-environmental measures should be targeted to areas of intensive dairy, the Commission has advised member states for the next CAP.
Genuine working farmers would be hit if Commission plans to axe funding for part-time farmers
European Commission plans to restrict CAP funds to those earning a majority of their income from farming leaves 60,000 Irish farmers in limbo.
New Zealand dairy tech open day to take place on Laois farm Irish dairy farmers will have the opportunity to see the latest technologies from New Zealand at an on-farm open day at Camcloon Dairy, Ballyfin, Co Laois, on Tuesday 19 May 2026 from 10am.