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Suckler farmer profit margins increased by around €400m in 2025, taking it to over €1 billion, Teagasc has estimated.
Bord Bia confident of beef kill recovery
Bumper hay crop is on the cards
Australia fills Chinese beef quota
Flat quotes for finished cattle take a big jump
Farm contractors donate €1,000 to Embrace FARM
Teagasc has established a baseline of economic performance on organic farms. What do the figures show?
Cathal Buckley and Trevor Donnellan from Teagasc Athenry have all the details of the Teagasc Sustainability report for 2024.
In this article we provide details on tillage’s sustainability indicators from the bottom line to the carbon footprint.
Tillage incomes were up slightly in 2025 due to an increase in yield, but remained low as grain prices fell and direct costs remained high.
Irish dairy farms produced supplies able feed a net 16.5m people across the globe last year.
The nitrogen use efficiency of dairy farms declined in 2024 due to an uptick in fertiliser use, but a drop in livestock numbers meant that it did not raise greenhouse gas emissions, Teagasc has said.
Tillage is still ahead of other sectors when it comes to carbon and nitrogen in the environment according to the Teagasc National Farm Survey.
How FJ Dynamics is supporting smarter decisions in the field After more than two decades working with GPS technology, Tipperary contractor and dealer Robert O’Shea has witnessed precision farming become an increasingly important part of everyday farm management