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Grass cattle prices ease back in marts

There has been a drop in prices paid for lighter store animals over the last number of weeks.

NORTHERN IRELAND 8 April 2026

Grass cattle prices ease back in marts

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FQAS membership fee to rise another £10

FQAS membership fee to rise another £10

NORTHERN IRELAND 26 February 2026

Half of beef calves out of dairy cows

Half of beef calves out of dairy cows

NORTHERN IRELAND 25 February 2026

DAERA plan for mandatory sheep grading

DAERA plan for mandatory sheep grading

DAERA plan for mandatory sheep grading

NORTHERN IRELAND 18 February 2026

Farming With Nature scheme set to change

Farming With Nature scheme set to change

Farming With Nature scheme set to change

NORTHERN IRELAND 21 January 2026

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Cattle kill forecast is down this winter

Cattle kill forecast is down this winter

The figures from the Livestock and Meat Commission suggest finished cattle numbers will remain reasonably tight.

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 January 1970

Angus suppliers 'fed up' with LMC quote

Angus suppliers 'fed up' with LMC quote

A number of Angus schemes pay a bonus off a base quote from the LMC in NI.

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 January 1970

News in-brief from Northern Ireland

News in-brief from Northern Ireland

Latest news in-brief from across the farming and food industry in Northern Ireland

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 January 1970

Store cattle prices up 66% in the last year

Store cattle prices up 66% in the last year

The huge jump in the store cattle trade in NI has been underpinned by an unprecedented rise in the beef prices over the past 12 months.

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 January 1970

Farmers would add diversity to boards

Farmers would add diversity to boards

There is a lack of full-time farmers on the boards of various public sector bodies that directly impact agriculture

NORTHERN IRELAND 1 January 1970

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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