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The EU-wide study, titled 'Support measures for farmers’ income in different member states in the context of inflation and rising production costs', shows Ireland among the worst-affected countries.
Over 912,000 tonnes of fertiliser in the country by mid-March
Roscommon Farmer Michael Cunniffe feeding over 160 continental in-calf heifers
Road haulage association will have no involvement in fuel price protest
Cavan man receives €24,800 for three Angus bulls
Spanish contractor running four choppers 11 months of the year
Speaking ahead of the meeting of the AgriFish Council, Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon said trade agreements will be on the agenda, as well as CAP, CBAM and organics.
The Taoiseach told the IFA agm that the government will "continue to advocate" on Mercosur.
The Irish Tillage and Use Society's Conference focused on incomes and adding value to Irish grain with farmers, industry and researchers in attendance.
How do we future-proof Irish beef in an era of globalisation, falling EU production and the looming Mercosur deal? Asks Nuffield scholar Michael Martin.
Plan aims to improve the competitiveness and resilience in the agri-food sector
Teagasc has established a baseline of economic performance on organic farms. What do the figures show?
Teagasc anticipates that weanling prices will slip 5% next year as 2026's average milk price looks set to plummet 20%.
BVD – the silent risk that still remains Irish farmers have made remarkable progress in the fight against bovine viral diarrhoea. Since 2013, the number of persistently infected calves has fallen from over 16,000 to 485 in 2024.
