Rented land

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

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

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Entitlement transfer warning

Entitlement transfer warning

NEWS 18 February 2026

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

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

NORTHERN IRELAND 31 December 2025

Farmer views: 'crucial to retain the derogation'

Farmer views: 'crucial to retain the derogation'

Farmer views: 'crucial to retain the derogation'

NEWS 5 November 2025

Young farmer takes up the mantle of broccoli growing

Young farmer takes up the mantle of broccoli growing

Young farmer takes up the mantle of broccoli growing

NEWS 24 September 2025

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Where will pig, poultry and cattle manure go when tillage is gone?

Where will pig, poultry and cattle manure go when tillage is gone?

Tillage farmers are really struggling at present and as they go out of business, other sectors need to realise that tillage is a vital part of Irish farming.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Tillage in need of cash injection, says IFA

Tillage in need of cash injection, says IFA

The IFA's grain chair says that funding for tillage farmers is needed, and needed now. And that it is funding the Government promised to deliver.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Dairy incomes more than doubled in 2024

Dairy incomes more than doubled in 2024

Of the 15,131 dairy farmers surveyed, it found that the average family farm income was €108,189, up from around €50,000 last year, but down from 2022’s record of €157,600.

NEWS 1 January 1970

My Farming Week: Philip O’Leary and Aileen Sheehan, Whitechurch, Co Cork

My Farming Week: Philip O’Leary and Aileen Sheehan, Whitechurch, Co Cork

On this edition of My Farming Week, we spoke to Philip O’Leary and Aileen Sheehan from Co Cork who won the 2024 Dairygold milk quality and sustainability award.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Dairy sector needs to grasp succession nettle

Dairy sector needs to grasp succession nettle

The long hours worked on dairy farms, the better pay and employment conditions available off farm and income volatility, are some of the reasons why young people are slow to commit to dairying.

NEWS 1 January 1970

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Advice for supporting gut health

Taking a preventative approach to scours and supplying calves with targeted health products during digestive disturbance are essential for sustained growth.

Advice for supporting gut health