Beef markets
The UK Export Certification Partnership has published the health certificate authorising shipments of British beef to the promising Filipino market.
By Thomas Hubert on 03 November 2017
The UK Export Certification Partnership has published the health certificate authorising shipments of British beef to the promising Filipino market.
By Thomas Hubert on 03 November 2017
Glyphosate vote, antibiotic use, beef markets, commonage plan flexibility.
By Contributor on 02 November 2017
Over 2,500 farmers were fined for cross compliance breeches in 2016, how beef from 1m South American cattle could flood the Irish market and uncut silage and full slurry tanks adding to farmer woes.
By Farmers Journal on 27 September 2017
Five €1,000 agricultural bursaries and the launch of the society’s 2017 National Calf Show are the main highlights at the Hereford stand this year. Shane Murphy reports.
By Shane Murphy on 14 September 2017
Adam Woods takes a look back at last weeks IGA beef conference and profiles some of the key messages from each of the four speakers.
By Adam Woods on 29 June 2017
The overnight announcement by the US that they were suspending imports of beef from Brazil is the latest dramatic development in the unravelling Brazilian beef industry.
By Phelim O'Neill on 23 June 2017
Phelim O'Neill brings the final report from the Scottish meat industry conference held in Glasgow at the weekend, with lessons to be learned for Northern Ireland.
By Phelim O'Neill on 17 May 2017
We should not lose sight of the fact that we are diversifying away from one of the highest priced beef markets in the world.
By Justin McCarthy on 20 April 2017
The growing Polish beef industry is switching from live exports to beef products.
By Phelim O'Neill on 16 April 2017
Brexit is for the Irish and potentially EU agriculture sector what the banking crisis was for the wider economy in 2008.
By Justin McCarthy on 09 March 2017
Watch back the third of the Irish Farmers Journal livestock demonstrations, livestreamed from Ennis Mart last Wednesday night.
By Adam Woods on 17 May 2017
European Agriculture Commissioner Phil Hogan has told the European Parliament that his office was considering "action" on beef markets, especially in the light of Brexit consequences.
By Thomas Hubert on 09 January 2017
There is still no move on manufacturing beef going to the US, after prolonged efforts to get approval.
By Phelim O'Neill on 12 November 2016
Some 1,800t of Irish beef was exported to the US to date this year, but no manufacturing beef was included, which accounts for 90% of US imports.
By Amy Nora Fitzgibbon on 11 November 2016
The Belgian regional parliament that had blocked the EU-Canada trade agreement last week approved a compromise position on Friday. The deal has attracted mixed reactions in Ireland.
By Thomas Hubert on 28 October 2016
After the Belgian state of Wallonia vetoed the CETA trade deal last week, crisis talks are now underway in an attempt to salvage the deal. A decision will be announced today.
By Farmers Journal on 24 October 2016
Irish beef will need to continue to find new markets to remain competitive one of the country’s largest meat processors told an event this week.
By Darren Carty on 15 September 2016
Winter finishers face an uncertain future with steer and heifer breakeven finishing costs 50c/kg to 70c/kg above current farm-gate prices.
By Darren Carty on 15 September 2016
UK price surge reflects weak sterling, France and Italy sluggish with Sweden and the Netherlands strong.
By Phelim O'Neill on 08 September 2016
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