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N.Ireland

3 hours ago

Equipment from Trouw Nutrition Belfast plant offered in auction

Production equipment from Trouw Nutrition's Belfast manufacturing plant is to be sold at auction...

Equipment from Trouw Nutrition Belfast plant offered in auction

Agri-Business

4 hours ago

Budget a 'massive missed opportunity'

The Autumn Budget is "a massive missed opportunity, with no breathing space for Britain's food production", according to NFU.

Budget a 'massive missed opportunity'

Machinery

5 hours ago

Fendt to feature tracked tractors and limited series at EIMA

Fendt will be showcasing two 2027 Tractor of the Year (TOTY) finalists as well as its limited edition 900 series next month at EIMA.

Fendt to feature tracked tractors and limited series at EIMA

N.Ireland

5 hours ago

No changes to inheritance tax in UK Budget 2026

No changes to the inheritance tax have been announced in the UK's Autumn budget, unveiled today (Wednesday, October 2026)

No changes to inheritance tax in UK Budget 2026

Dairy

8 hours ago

Could an eye scan speed up TB checks on farms?

Farmers could screen cattle for bovine tuberculosis (TB) more quickly using artificial intelligence...

Could an eye scan speed up TB checks on farms?

N.Ireland

9 hours ago

Deadline approaches for AFBI Farmers’ Forum applications

Farmers in Northern Ireland with an interest in how agricultural research can help the sector are being encouraged to join a new forum.

Deadline approaches for AFBI Farmers’ Forum applications

Agri-Business

11 hours ago

26% of own-label Scottish supermarket products sourced locally

Almost nine-in-ten of products on Scottish supermarket shelves are now sourced from Scotland or elsewhere in Britain.

26% of own-label Scottish supermarket products sourced locally

N.Ireland

15 hours ago

What could the cattle import ban in Algeria mean for a $635 dairy contract?

The news reported by Agriland that Algeria has closed its market for cattle imports could put pressure on a US$635 million dairy contract.

What could the cattle import ban in Algeria mean for a $635 dairy contract?

Environment

1 day ago

£2bn funding gap for nature-based farming solutions highlighted

Both farming and nature may be facing a crisis due to a potential £2 billion gap in funding for Environmental Land Management (ELM) schemes.

£2bn funding gap for nature-based farming solutions highlighted

Arable

1 day ago

Cereal and oilseed prices under pressure as markets fall

Both grain and oilseed prices have come under pressure in recent days, the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB) has said.

Cereal and oilseed prices under pressure as markets fall

Animal Nutrition

1 day ago

Farmers warned of diseases linked to nutritional deficiencies in forage

Farmers are being warned about nutritional deficiencies in forage as reports of grass staggers and white muscle disease rise

Farmers warned of diseases linked to nutritional deficiencies in forage

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Winter Fair 2026 cattle ‘back to normal’ after bluetongue restrictions

The dairy sector remains a driving force across the entire farming industry, according to Danske Bank’s head of agriculture, Rodney Brown.

Winter Fair 2026 cattle ‘back to normal’ after bluetongue restrictions

Pig/Poultry

1 day ago

Brazil’s poultry exports hit as second Newcastle case confirmed

Brazil identified another outbreak of Newcastle disease in the state of Santa Catarina, the Ministry of Agriculture and Livestock confirmed.

Brazil’s poultry exports hit as second Newcastle case confirmed

Pig/Poultry

2 days ago

Defra proposes new humane alternatives for pig slaughter

A new Department of Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) proposal will see carbon dioxide stunning be replaced by humane alternatives.

Defra proposes new humane alternatives  for pig slaughter

Machinery

2 days ago

Essential tips for machinery storage this winter

As the time nears to stow away machinery for the winter after the harvest, the matter of storage conditions is up for discussion.

Essential tips for machinery storage this winter

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Rain and wind to persist in Storm Boelo aftermath

Met Éireann's updated status yellow wind warning for Donegal, in the wake of Storm Boelo, will be...

Rain and wind to persist in Storm Boelo aftermath

Agri-Business

3 days ago

John Deere model tractor collection fetches £24,400 at auction

By Chris McCullough An avid John Deere model tractor enthusiast has sold part of his vast toy...

John Deere model tractor collection fetches £24,400 at auction

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Machinery

3 days ago

Tractor of the Year 2027: Who is competing for the top honours?

The Tractor of the Year (TOTY) awards are in Bologna, Italy for EIMA this year, offering a snapshot of where agri-machinery is heading.

Tractor of the Year 2027: Who is competing for the top honours?

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Angus Youth Challenge: The teachers’ perspective

The ABP Angus Youth Challenge has broken new ground in galvanising the interest of teachers and students in schools across Northern Ireland.

Angus Youth Challenge: The teachers’ perspective

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Heifers making up to £5,000 at Dungannon sale

The 89th Dungannon dairy sale took place in Dungannon Mart, Co. Tyrone during the week, with heifers making up to £5,000.

Heifers making up to £5,000 at Dungannon sale

Agri-Business

4 days ago

AI is changing farming: Are farmers asking the right questions?

Artificial intelligence (AI) is now a feature on many farms, but what should farmers be asking about privacy and data ownership?

AI is changing farming: Are farmers asking the right questions?

Agri-Business

4 days ago

Storm Boelo to intensify soil saturation and flood risk until Monday

Met Éireann is forecasting generally unsettled weather across the country today, with rain showers...

Storm Boelo to intensify soil saturation and flood risk until Monday

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Angus Youth Challenge to set up alumni network

The organisers of the ABP Angus Youth Challenge are confirming that the format of the competition will be amended into the future.

Angus Youth Challenge to set up alumni network

N.Ireland

5 days ago

AFBI initiates crops’ pesticide usage survey

Tillage farmers across Northern Ireland are being urged to take part in an important pesticide usage survey.

AFBI initiates crops’ pesticide usage survey

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Over £100k losses in Antrim machinery and copper theft

Thieves went to "extraordinary lengths" to strip copper and steal machinery in a major Co. Antrim raid, police have said.

Over £100k losses in Antrim machinery and copper theft

Beef

5 days ago

1,000 beef farms to benefit from Aldi-ABP sustainability scheme

Beef farmers are being invited to participate in Aldi's ‘Grounded in Goodness’ scheme which aims to reward sustainable farming methods.

1,000 beef farms to benefit from Aldi-ABP sustainability scheme

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Ballymena Academy pupils take 2026 ABP Angus Youth Challenge crown

Two pupils from Ballymena Academy have been crowned overall winners of the 2026 ABP Angus Youth Challenge.

Ballymena Academy pupils take 2026 ABP Angus Youth Challenge crown

Beef

5 days ago

From cattle to humans – what the experts are saying about Shamonda

People working in agriculture around animals need increased awareness regarding the Shamonda virus and be alert to infected livestock.

From cattle to humans – what the experts are saying about Shamonda

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Retailer and consumer attitudes will be ‘biggest driver’ for dairy growth

Growth will be the key driver for the dairy sector into the future, according to Dale Farm Group CEO, Nick Whelan.

Retailer and consumer attitudes will be ‘biggest driver’ for dairy growth

Beef

5 days ago

British shoppers spend 1.6% more on beef despite buying less

A fall in volume of beef sold in British retail outlets over the past three months was offset by in increase in prices, according to AHDB.

British shoppers spend 1.6% more on beef despite buying less

Machinery

6 days ago

Rare Swed-Trac ‘tractor Ferrari’ with original parts up for auction

Swedish tractor brand Swed-Trac only built about 60 tractors before going bankrupt in 1987, but there is now one up for auction again.

Rare Swed-Trac ‘tractor Ferrari’ with original parts up for auction

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