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Much damage already done by Middle East conflict

Conflicts drive energy costs higher, which in turn drives input price inflation.

NEWS 19 April 2026

Much damage already done by Middle East conflict

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EU to pave way for fertiliser subsidies, if governments will pay for them

EU to pave way for fertiliser subsidies, if governments will pay for them

NEWS 16 April 2026

Grain Trends: prices drop for grain and oilseeds

Grain Trends: prices drop for grain and oilseeds

MARKETS 8 April 2026

Offaly pig farmer moves to 24m dribble bar for top-dressing cereals

Offaly pig farmer moves to 24m dribble bar for top-dressing cereals

Offaly pig farmer moves to 24m dribble bar for top-dressing cereals

FARM MACHINERY 8 April 2026

Oil and gas prices tumble on the back of Iran ceasefire

Oil and gas prices tumble on the back of Iran ceasefire

Oil and gas prices tumble on the back of Iran ceasefire

NEWS 8 April 2026

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Hansen rules out CBAM suspension

Hansen rules out CBAM suspension

Commissioner Hansen said a suspension of CBAM was not in Europe’s long-term interests.

NEWS 25 March 2026

Watch: input costs set to rise again – Teagasc

Watch: input costs set to rise again – Teagasc

David Argue discusses the recent increases in costs of production for beef finishers and how much they need to break even.

NEWS 25 March 2026

Farm commissioner still frosty on idea of dropping CBAM levy

Farm commissioner still frosty on idea of dropping CBAM levy

Commissioner Hansen wants to see the EU become more self-sufficient in fertilisers.

NEWS 25 March 2026

British urea price up 36% since January

British urea price up 36% since January

UK granular urea (46% N) costs have risen by £127/t (€146/t) since January, jumping from £491/t (€564/t) to £618/t (€711/t).

NEWS 25 March 2026

Weekend weather: mixed with some sunny spells and scattered rain

Weekend weather: mixed with some sunny spells and scattered rain

The forecast for the coming weekend is set to be mixed, with some sunny spells, but also showers of rain and temperatures will be cold overnight, according to Met Éireann.

NEWS 25 March 2026

Ireland needs a further 500,000t of fertiliser

Ireland needs a further 500,000t of fertiliser

Fertiliser supplies remain tight, but importers insisted that they are still sourcing and buying stocks.

NEWS 25 March 2026

Peace would just be the start

Peace would just be the start

An end to the conflict in Iran would not see an immediate return to February prices.

NEWS 25 March 2026

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National Cultivate Week: celebrating farmers and credit unions that back them

On most farms right now, calving is winding down, cattle are out and the decisions that shape the rest of the year are coming thick and fast.

National Cultivate Week: celebrating farmers and credit unions that back them

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