The Agriland team bring you the biggest stories of the week in Irish agriculture, which this week includes:Farmers hit with ...

Following the runaway success of the 2025 edition, the Irish Farmers Calendar is now casting for its highly anticipated 2026 calendar. Farmers from every corner of Ireland are encouraged to apply – ...

FARMING has been the traditional backbone of Irish economic activity. But changing agricultural policies and demographic shifts means farming is no longer the guaranteed path for so many families ...

In the wake of decisions made at the recent COP26 climate conference in Glasgow, it is surely only a matter of time before some cattle farms in Ireland go out of business. The commitment that methane ...

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Irish suckler farming is leading the way in Europe, according to Doreen Corridan, who says Irish suckler farmers are producing some of the best cattle in the world thanks to the technology being used ...

Young farmers and farm families will be feeling disheartened with little movement on a generational renewal scheme, according ...

Teagasc farm management specialist, Ruth Fennell said: “Generational renewal is about more than farm succession or transferring assets. It is about ensuring that farm families have the information, ...

Of the EU’s 27 member states, only farmers in Denmark experienced a larger fall in output prices than their Irish counterparts Eurostat figures for April, May and June show that Irish farmers received ...