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Dairy

9 hours ago

Champion Scottish herd sees heifer sell for 3,700gns

The September edition of the monthly Border and Lakeland show and sale saw a top price of 3,700gns...

Champion Scottish herd sees heifer sell for 3,700gns

Agri-Business

13 hours ago

Govt-funded course providing farm businesses with 'Help to Grow'

A 500-year-old Warrington-based farm that has been run by the same family for hundreds of years is undergoing a rebrand.

Govt-funded course providing farm businesses with 'Help to Grow'

Dairy

16 hours ago

Are your young stock on target to meet guide housing weights?

Keeping an eye on young stock in the final few weeks of grazing is important to ensure cattle achieve their target housing weights.

Are your young stock on target to meet guide housing weights?

Rural Life

1 day ago

Farmers returning to their roots through revived farming practices

As the 2026 harvest comes to a close, farmers are trying new ways to improve their soil health after a long dry summer.

Farmers returning to their roots through revived farming practices

Beef

1 day ago

Emerging Shamonda virus detected in Jersey cattle

A new midge-borne virus that has been infecting cattle across Europe has been detected in cattle in the British Isles.

Emerging Shamonda virus detected in Jersey cattle

Arable

1 day ago

Conservation tillage’s mixed impact on climate-smart agriculture

A new study by Rothamsted Research suggests that conservation tillage's impact on emissions is more complex than previously thought.

Conservation tillage’s mixed impact on climate-smart agriculture

Arable

2 days ago

Wheat Initiative marks 15 years of global research collaboration

This year is the 15th anniversary of the Wheat Initiative (WI), which co-ordinates research into the world's most important cereal crop.

Wheat Initiative marks 15 years of global research collaboration

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Farmer convicted for water pollution offence that led to fish kill

A farmer from Co. Antrim has been convicted at Coleraine Magistrates’ Court for a water pollution offence.

Farmer convicted for water pollution offence that led to fish kill

Rural Life

2 days ago

BVA urges vets to remain 'prepared and united'

The British Veterinary Association (BVA) is urging vets to be ‘prepared and united’ in tackling national animal disease threats.

BVA urges vets to remain 'prepared and united'

Beef

3 days ago

AHDB pushes for more international showcasing of British meats

The Agriculture and Horticulture Development Boards (AHDB) is pushing for more international showcasing of British farming

AHDB pushes for more international showcasing of British meats

N.Ireland

3 days ago

DAERA management of protected nature sites under investigation

DAERA's management of Northern Ireland’s protected sites for nature is being investigated by the Office of Environmental Protection.

DAERA management of protected nature sites under investigation

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Alternative forage production to be trialled in 3-year study

The potential role of alternative forages within livestock production systems is the subject of a research study by AFBI.

Alternative forage production to be trialled in 3-year study

Agri-Business

3 days ago

Fonterra unveils NZ$1 billion investment in protein manufacturing

New Zealand dairy co-op Fonterra has announced plans to invest NZ$1 billion (£420 million) to expand its protein manufacturing network.

Fonterra unveils NZ$1 billion investment in protein manufacturing

Arable

3 days ago

How will Trump/Xi meeting impact international grain prices?

International grain prices are in a limbo state, according to the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB).

How will Trump/Xi meeting impact international grain prices?

Clarkson's Farm

4 days ago

Police say sheep ‘stolen’ from Clarkson’s farm were miscounted

Thames Valley Police has confirmed that sheep reported stolen from Jeremy Clarkson's farm were actually miscounted by staff.

Police say sheep ‘stolen’ from Clarkson’s farm were miscounted

Beef

4 days ago

Suckler beef producers invited to join AHDB farm walks

AHDB is inviting suckler beef producers to beef and lamb events aimed at strengthening herd performance and improving business.

Suckler beef producers invited to join AHDB farm walks

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Farmers urged to take part in new farm safety survey

A new survey is asking farmers to share their experiences in an attempt to improve farm safety in Northern Ireland.

Farmers urged to take part in new farm safety survey

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Agri-Business

4 days ago

NFU calls for more funding in upcoming budget

The National Farmers Union (NFU) is urging government to reduce the cost of producing food and increase agricultural investment

NFU calls for more funding in upcoming budget

N.Ireland

4 days ago

‘Strong possibility’ clinical cases of bluetongue will emerge soon in NI

Farmers across Northern Ireland are urged to be aware of the threat of bluetongue virus (BTV).

‘Strong possibility’ clinical cases of bluetongue will emerge soon in NI

Agri-Business

4 days ago

12 young farmers honoured at British awards ceremony

This year's Young British Farming Awards saw 12 finalists selected for gongs at a ceremony held at Cannon Hall Farm in South Yorkshire.

12 young farmers honoured at British awards ceremony

Beef

5 days ago

Uruguay updates traceability procedure to maintain EU beef access

Uruguay has successfully retained its eligibility to export beef to the EU, following an audit by European Commission officials.

Uruguay updates traceability procedure to maintain EU beef access

N.Ireland

5 days ago

DAERA procedures ‘out-of-step’ with grassroots farming opinion

There is a total disconnect between grassroots farming families in Northern Ireland and DAERA officials, Diana Armstrong has said.

DAERA procedures ‘out-of-step’ with grassroots farming opinion

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Protein Crop Scheme pilot extended to May 2027

Northern Ireland’s pilot Protein Crop Scheme will be extended to the end of 2027, Minister Andrew Muir has announced.

Protein Crop Scheme pilot extended to May 2027

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Fancy working for Ireland’s largest digital agri media outlet?

Agriland Media Group has a vacancy for a technical reporter interested in a career in digital media, as part of the livestock team.

Fancy working for Ireland’s largest digital agri media outlet?

Agri-Business

5 days ago

Agriland beef journalist scoops Global Young Leader award in Croatia

Agriland's technical beef journalist, Breifne O'Brien has received the Global Young Leaders in Agricultural Journalism award

Agriland beef journalist scoops Global Young Leader award in Croatia

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Germinal announces £5m investment in grass seed site in England

Belfast-headquartered seed company Germinal has announced an investment of £5 million in expanded...

Germinal announces £5m investment in grass seed site in England

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Rising costs push Northern Ireland potato company into administration

Almost all 95 staff at a Northern-Ireland-based potato company have been made redundant after the company entered administration.

Rising costs push Northern Ireland potato company into administration

Agri-Business

6 days ago

Global survey: Farmers cut costs but embrace new tech

By Chris McCullough Even though farmers around the world are constantly battling financial...

Global survey: Farmers cut costs but embrace new tech

Bluetongue

6 days ago

61 new cases of bluetongue confirmed in Britain this past week

A total of 1,517 cases of bluetongue have been confirmed by the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (DEFRA)

61 new cases of bluetongue confirmed in Britain this past week

Rural Life

6 days ago

Welsh father and son make history at Sheep Dog World Trial

A father and son from Wales have made history after both were crowned world champions at the Sheep Dog World Trial 2026 in Scotland.

Welsh father and son make history at Sheep Dog World Trial

N.Ireland

7 days ago

Thai poultry audit sparks call for robust import controls

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has called for import standards to be upheld after concerns were raised about poultry controls in Thailand.

Thai poultry audit sparks call for robust import controls

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