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With input costs soaring and output prices falling, the flat rate payment to unregistered farmers is not covering the payments made through VAT on purchases.
John Deere pulls the plug on Mazzotti
How much for a modular home in Ireland?
Limousin let loose on day three of Balmoral
Dairy Management: what to do with late-calving cows?
Bowl of porridge could pack more protein than eggs for breakfast - study
A shortage of animals and the decline in production, together with a decreased competitiveness due to high prices, is limiting the EU’s capacity to export.
Rising retail prices for beef mean that consumers may be spending more money but they are getting less beef.
Export volumes have been positive in recent weeks but still remain almost 36,000 lower than the corresponding period in 2025
Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the latest factory quotes for finished animals.
Was selling strong store cattle or finishing them for the factory the best option for farmers in 2025?
India, a huge fertiliser user has been sourcing large amounts of urea from North Africa driving up urea prices on international markets.
Adam Woods has the latest on this week’s beef trade, including the latest quotes available for factory finished cattle.
New Zealand dairy tech open day to take place on Laois farm Irish dairy farmers will have the opportunity to see the latest technologies from New Zealand at an on-farm open day at Camcloon Dairy, Ballyfin, Co Laois, on Tuesday 19 May 2026 from 10am.
