Rented land

Home Farm: firm ground and fertiliser purchases

I am keen to reduce covers as winter approaches to encourage clover growth in the spring.

VIEWPOINTS 11 November 2026

Home Farm: firm ground and fertiliser purchases

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Tillage management: sowing, spraying, rain and tickets

Tillage management: sowing, spraying, rain and tickets

MARKETS 21 October 2026

Larger farms have the highest tillage margins

Larger farms have the highest tillage margins

NEWS 16 September 2026

Gap between price paid for renting dairy and tillage land widening

Gap between price paid for renting dairy and tillage land widening

Gap between price paid for renting dairy and tillage land widening

NEWS 7 July 2026

Low-cost stockproof fencing is an art that's hard to master

Low-cost stockproof fencing is an art that's hard to master

Low-cost stockproof fencing is an art that's hard to master

FARMER WRITES 20 May 2026

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Majority of rented land in US owned by non-farming landlords

Majority of rented land in US owned by non-farming landlords

Rented farmland acres, combined with buildings on this land, are valued at more than $1.6tn in the US.

NEWS 17 March 2026

Entitlement transfer warning

Entitlement transfer warning

There is no provision for payment entitlements from 2028, with the Department signaling the change to farmers in their BISS packs. Darren Carty and Amy Forde report.

NEWS 18 February 2026

Over 90% of NI farms below £5m tax limit

Over 90% of NI farms below £5m tax limit

The findings come from an assessment of available data by the Irish Farmers Journal which builds on a report that was published by DAERA last year.

NORTHERN IRELAND 31 December 2025

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National Dairy Conference: how can Irish dairy farming be made more resilient?

This year has presented numerous challenges to dairy farming including reduced milk prices, summer drought conditions in many areas, and ongoing pressures of production costs and labour availability.

National Dairy Conference: how can Irish dairy farming be made more resilient?