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Empty egg shelves are a sign of poultry farmer prices – IFA

The IFA said that its calls for higher egg farmer prices could help avert shortages.

POULTRY 30 March 2026

Empty egg shelves are a sign of poultry farmer prices – IFA

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No poultry classes at this year’s Balmoral Show

No poultry classes at this year’s Balmoral Show

NEWS 23 March 2026

Proposed cage ban raises import concerns

Proposed cage ban raises import concerns

NORTHERN IRELAND 11 March 2026

Bird flu vaccine trials begin in the UK

Bird flu vaccine trials begin in the UK

Bird flu vaccine trials begin in the UK

NORTHERN IRELAND 11 March 2026

England to trial bird flu vaccines in turkeys

England to trial bird flu vaccines in turkeys

England to trial bird flu vaccines in turkeys

NEWS 7 March 2026

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Suspected bird flu case on poultry farm in Tyrone

Suspected bird flu case on poultry farm in Tyrone

Disease control measures have been initiated by DAERA, including temporary control zones and an avian influenza prevention zone for the whole of Northern Ireland.

NEWS 7 January 2026

Dawn Farm Foods accounts for up to 10% of poultry meat imports

Dawn Farm Foods accounts for up to 10% of poultry meat imports

Larry Murrin's appearance before the Oireachtas agriculture committee prompted questions from TDs and senators on Dawn Farm Foods' importation of poultry meat.

POULTRY 7 January 2026

Nine breaches of Bord Bia QA logo use found in last five years

Members of the public have been asked to flag any misuses of the Bord Bia quality assurance logo with the agency.

NEWS 7 January 2026

IFA protests outside Bord Bia poultry meeting in Monaghan

IFA protests outside Bord Bia poultry meeting in Monaghan

There are some important questions to be answered around Larry Murrin's use of Brazilian chicken in his business, IFA poultry chair Brendan Soden said.

NEWS 7 January 2026

Poultry supplies struggling to keep up with demand

Poultry supplies struggling to keep up with demand

Demand for protein is being boosted by the recent higher price point of beef and lamb driving a switch in meat purchasing habits and a continued global rise in meat consumption.

POULTRY 7 January 2026

No highs for Moroccan chicken

No highs for Moroccan chicken

The Dealer was reading up this week on a study into the potential use of cannabis in poultry feed.

DEALER 7 January 2026

News in-brief from across NI farming

News in-brief from across NI farming

Latest news in-brief from across the farming industry in Northern Ireland

NORTHERN IRELAND 7 January 2026

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BVD – the silent risk that still remains

Irish farmers have made remarkable progress in the fight against bovine viral diarrhoea. Since 2013, the number of persistently infected calves has fallen from over 16,000 to 485 in 2024.

BVD – the silent risk that still remains

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