Glanbia
Siobhán Walsh on 03 Mar 2021
Sustaining our soils for the future of farming
In this webinar we heard about the research, the advice and the practical implementation measures to improve soil health on farm.
Lorcan Allen on 03 Mar 2021
High Court case begins on future of Glanbia cheese plant
The judicial review into Glanbia’s proposed continental cheese plant in Belview got under way this week.
Hannah Quinn-Mulligan on 03 Mar 2021
Weekly Podcast: sheep farming after FMD and marts restrictions
This week we speak to farmers on the Cooley Peninsula, 20 years after the foot-and-mouth disease outbreak, an interview with Niamh Bambrick from Glanbia and mart sales continue under lockdown.
Lorcan Allen on 24 Feb 2021
Sales fall for Co-op Animal Health in 2019
The 50:50 joint venture between Dairygold and Glanbia saw its sales drop in 2019.
Kieran Mailey on 24 Feb 2021
NI milk league: new-year milk league led by Strathroy Dairy
Strathroy Dairy finishes top of the NI milk league for January, pushing Glanbia Milk into second.
Kieran Mailey on 24 Feb 2021
NI milk league: Strathroy and Glanbia top 1m litre leagues
Strathroy and Glanbia Milk paid the highest January prices to a 1m litre producer in NI.
Jack Kennedy on 24 Feb 2021
Playing the milk league games in January
Playing field games in January is difficult but milk league games are always interesting writes Jack Kennedy
Lorcan Allen on 24 Feb 2021
Glanbia plc protects its balance sheet as profits slump 35% for 2020
Following an unprecedented 12 months which hit profits hard, Glanbia plc has emerged with a strong balance sheet and less debt.
Lorcan Allen on 24 Feb 2021
Number of farmer board members at Glanbia plc to reduce to three
Glanbia Co-op has taken a strategic decision to reduce the number of board seats it holds on the board of Glanbia plc to just three seats by 2023.
Lorcan Allen on 24 Feb 2021
Operating profits fall 35% for Glanbia as COVID-19 hits margins
The global restrictions introduced last year to manage the COVID-19 pandemic hit all areas of Glanbia's business in 2020.
Jack Kennedy on 21 Feb 2021
Coming from behind in the long-distance race for a Kerry deal
This Kerry deal is not going to be fast sprint on the Curragh, it’s looking more like the Grand National around Aintree.
Barry Cassidy on 18 Feb 2021
Former IFA dairy chair Phelan elected to Glanbia board
Former chair of the IFA dairy committee Tom Phelan has been elected to replace Martin Keane on the Glanbia board.
Siobhán Walsh on 17 Feb 2021
Hedge-cutting season coming to an end
New hedges can be planted up to St Patrick’s day or before dormancy breaks.
Siobhán Walsh on 17 Feb 2021
Keep an eye out for the first flowers, flights and frogs
The Farmer’s Wildlife Calendar: Climate Tracker is an initiative tracking 9 key annual events on Irish farms to see how they are being affected by climate change.
Jack Kennedy on 17 Feb 2021
January milk prices hold for most – except Glanbia
Milk suppliers were expecting a milk price rise but only Carbery delivered when co-op boards met to set January milk prices.
Kieran Mailey on 17 Feb 2021
Strong commodities drive milk prices up
Both Dale Farm and Glanbia Cheese have added 1p/l to base prices for January.
The Dealer on 17 Feb 2021
When farmer mentality meets corporate mindset
Complex pricing structures leave farmers feeling confused and often suspicious.
Niall Hurson on 17 Feb 2021
Glanbia condemned for reducing January milk price
Glanbia has been accused of attempting to hoodwink its own suppliers by the Fresh Milk Producers group.
Niall Hurson on 12 Feb 2021
Glanbia moves on January milk price
Glanbia has confirmed that a total of €4.7m will be paid to milk supplier members this month as part of its 2020 trading bonus scheme.
Siobhán Walsh on 10 Feb 2021
New biodiversity video launched
The Sustainable Farm Insights series brings farmer experiences to life on challenges like improving soil health and biodiversity.