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The prices on offer for beef cattle in NI are generally unchanged from previous weeks.
‘Insufficient supports’ for farmers to cut average cattle finishing age
Superb finish to slatted sheep shed in Donegal
10 questions the IFA wants Larry Murrin and Bord Bia to answer
Angus bulls average €4,100 in Carrick opener
Minister Healy-Rae accuses IFA of hitching itself to Sinn Féin’s wagon
David Clarke reports from the weekly cattle sale at Rathfriland Mart in Co Down.
Even with a minimum number of weeks reporting requirement, there are big differences between highest and lowest paying factories for most grades.
Martin Merrick gives the latest Martbids analysis following on from the first case of bluetongue having been discovered in the Republic of Ireland.
Adam Woods has the latest on Saturday’s mart trade and whether Wexford’s bluetongue outbreak hit business.
The chance of triplet calves arriving safely is thought to be in the region of 150,000 to one, rising to around 400,000 for same-sex triplets.
David Wright reports on the trade at last Thursday's beef sale at Ballymena Mart
There is no change in the quotes on offer for finished beef cattle in NI.
Survey of food and drink producers directly informs our work An Rialálaí Agraibhia (Agri-Food Regulator) today issued a reminder to food and beverage producers across Ireland to complete its survey.
