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Dairy was the most optimistic sector in the latest Irish Farmers Journal readers’ survey, with tillage standing out as by far the least hopeful.
Katie Taylor's husband visits 400,000/1 newborn triplet calves in Meath
'Do the maths' before buying cattle this winter
Galway farmer dies following accident on land near Loughrea
Kenmare land sells for more than €35,000/ac at auction
Ploughing 2027 location and dates revealed
Global milk supply continues to outstrip demand which has led to a milk price reduction of 10c/l since last August.
Carcase weights have also improved considerably since the beginning of the project.
The news that farm incomes have fallen dramatically this year is hardly surprising, but it is a massive concern that needs addressing.
Volatility and the high cost of doing business are dominant themes in the IFA's proposal package for Budget 2027.
A decline in average sheep farmer incomes is expected to result from the cattle side of the typical sheep enterprise, according to Teagasc's outlook for the sector.
Teagasc's number crunching is pointing to a return to 2024 income levels for tillage farmers.
Cattle finishers are looking at a year that will knock 36% or €11,000 off their average incomes.
Patrick and Valerie Sheehy: building better cows from day one Achieving average weaning weights of 112kg doesn’t happen by accident. For Patrick and Valerie, it starts with calf management, high-quality nutrition and investing heavily in the first 70 days