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Leprino confirms over £9m of profit

The company operates at two main sites in the UK, with one being at Magheralin in NI.

NORTHERN IRELAND 26 August 2026

Leprino confirms over £9m of profit

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Manitou revenue rises 12% despite North American slowdown

Manitou revenue rises 12% despite North American slowdown

NEWS 20 August 2026

FBD shareholders in line for special dividend worth almost €27m

FBD shareholders in line for special dividend worth almost €27m

NEWS 7 August 2026

How to make money out of beef cattle

How to make money out of beef cattle

How to make money out of beef cattle

FARMER WRITES 5 August 2026

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

Call for new supermarkets with discounted food

DEALER 29 July 2026

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Performance of white clover varieties under intensive grazing

Performance of white clover varieties under intensive grazing

Ciara Carroll and Michael O’Donovan of Teagasc review a study analysing white clover variety performance under intensive grazing, as it is implemented on commercial farm systems.

RESEEDING 7 July 2026

Editorial: Kinisla publishes accounts

Editorial: Kinisla publishes accounts

Armed with the annual report, farmers can now make more informed decisions about their future involvement.

VIEWPOINTS 7 July 2026

Kerry share price hits highest level of 2026 after half-year results

Kerry share price hits highest level of 2026 after half-year results

Sales volumes increase but revenue falls in the first half of 2026 for Kerry

NEWS 7 July 2026

Higher cattle prices didn’t hurt Foyle Food Group profits

Higher cattle prices didn’t hurt Foyle Food Group profits

The Foyle Food Group accounts for 2025 show that the business managed to recover the higher price paid for cattle from the market.

NEWS 7 July 2026

Profits up 13% at Foyle Food Group

Profits up 13% at Foyle Food Group

The Omagh-headquartered company had a good year in 2025, despite high cattle prices.

NORTHERN IRELAND 7 July 2026

Sequestering carbon could be more viable than drystock farming - professor

Sequestering carbon could be more viable than drystock farming - professor

There could be very strong economic drivers to sequester carbon in the future and drystock farmers should look into this, David Styles of University of Galway suggested.

NEWS 7 July 2026

Revenue and earnings grow at Dale Farm

Revenue and earnings grow at Dale Farm

The dairy co-operative’s latest financial report showed that net debt has fell significantly in 2025/26.

NEWS 7 July 2026

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Additive essential in dry maize crops to safeguard every tonne

Dwindling forage stocks due to the drought and high dry matter maize crops, mean using an additive on maize silage is essential, believes Amanda Clements, technical business manager for Volac.

Additive essential in dry maize crops to safeguard every tonne

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