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Environment

4 hours ago

Scottish farms pilot climate-resilience programme in National Park

The Resilient Farm Network (RFN) is going into the next phase of its four year programme designed to help agricultural businesses

Scottish farms pilot climate-resilience programme in National Park

N.Ireland

5 hours ago

AFBI to retain grass genetics rights as new DLF deal unveiled

AFBI is confirming that it will continue to have full use of the grass genetics developed over recent years.

AFBI to retain grass genetics rights as new DLF deal unveiled

Arable

6 hours ago

European grain prices hold steady amid geopolitical uncertainty

Grain prices have hardly changed over recent days, with London following the Paris market for the most part.

European grain prices hold steady amid geopolitical uncertainty

Dairy

14 hours ago

Red and white sale sees heifers making up to 4,600gns

A major reduction sale of red and white cows took place this week, with the sale topping out at 4,600gns the Borderway Mart in Carlisle.

Red and white sale sees heifers making up to 4,600gns

N.Ireland

14 hours ago

Farm walk reveals 15% steer performance advantage from grazing trial

More than 250 farmers travelled to the Foyle Food Group’s ‘Farms of Excellence’ in Co. Tyrone for the annual Autumn Producer Event.

Farm walk reveals 15% steer performance advantage from grazing trial

Environment

1 day ago

Farmers to benefit from £15m on-farm reservoir boost

Defra has announced a £65 million package aimed at helping farmers that were affected by drought this summer.

Farmers to benefit from £15m on-farm reservoir boost

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Beef processor invests £15m to upgrade production process

Foyle Food Group, a major beef processor, has announced a £15 million investment to upgrade production at its Omagh site in Tyrone.

Beef processor invests £15m to upgrade production process

N.Ireland

2 days ago

ABP initiative to support young NI farmer suppliers

ABP has announced an initiative intended to support young farmers within its Northern Irish supply base, the ABP Future Farmers Programme.

ABP initiative to support young NI farmer suppliers

N.Ireland

2 days ago

Suspect bluetongue cases under investigation in NI

Two suspect cases of bluetongue are currently under investigation in Northern Ireland, according to DAERA.

Suspect bluetongue cases under investigation in NI

Beef

3 days ago

Can smarter feeding help beef farmers boost output by 30%?

Could a smarter feeding strategy deliver faster growth, quicker finishing and higher throughput for beef farmers?

Can smarter feeding help beef farmers boost output by 30%?

Government

3 days ago

Budget a chance to 'strengthen the nation’s food security'

The National Farmers Union (NFU) is urging the Chancellor to recognise the risks facing homegrown food production.

Budget a chance to 'strengthen the nation’s food security'

Dairy

3 days ago

UK issues ‘second-hand’ bluetongue vaccine warning to livestock owners

Livestock owners in the UK were warned against buying, selling or swapping leftover bluetongue vaccines through social media platforms.

UK issues ‘second-hand’ bluetongue vaccine warning to livestock owners

Machinery

3 days ago

Seederal ‘natively electric’ 160hp tractor aims to offer farmers energy control

After four years of research and development, Seederal has unveiled its "natively electric" tractor, designed entirely in France.

Seederal ‘natively electric’ 160hp tractor aims to offer farmers energy control

Dairy

3 days ago

Lakeland Dairies confirms September milk price

Lakeland Dairies today (Tuesday, October 13) confirmed the price for milk for the month of September.

Lakeland Dairies confirms September milk price

Forestry

3 days ago

Farmers invited to join £500,000 Western Forest initiative

Up to £500,000 funding will be available for landowners within the Western Forest area in new Better Off With Trees programme.

Farmers invited to join £500,000 Western Forest initiative

Rural Life

3 days ago

Farm purchases in England by farmers highest in over a decade

The number of acres being publicly marketed in the third quarter is 16% below the five-year average according to Strutt & Parker’s

Farm purchases in England by farmers highest in over a decade

Rural Life

4 days ago

Call for budget support for tenant farmers after 'brutal year'

The Tenant Farmers Association (TFA) is looking for a reset for tenant farmers in the upcoming budget amid a "brutal year" for farming

Call for budget support for tenant farmers after 'brutal year'

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Environment

4 days ago

Flood advice hub launched ahead of winter storms

The Environment Agency has set up a ‘one stop shop’ for flood advice to mark Flood Action Week, which starts today.

Flood advice hub launched ahead of winter storms

N.Ireland

4 days ago

Tractor driver fined after being spotted by police on NI motorway

A tractor driver was fined £65 (nearly €77) and handed penalty points after being spotted by police driving on a motorway in the North.

Tractor driver fined after being spotted by police on NI motorway

Machinery

4 days ago

John Deere apprentices outperforming national averages

Apprentices on John Deere's agriculture, turf and parts engineering programmes in the UK are reportedly outperforming national averages.

John Deere apprentices outperforming national averages

N.Ireland

4 days ago

NI farm fire costs up 73% in 2025 due to summer heat

The cost of farm fires in Northern Ireland rose to an estimated £11.8 million in 2025, 73% higher than year-on-year.

NI farm fire costs up 73% in 2025 due to summer heat

Agri-Business

5 days ago

Fourth week of GB beef price gains amid supply constraints

The combined average market price of all prime-grade cattle in Great Britain (GB) rose 7p from the previous week to 635p/kg.

Fourth week of GB beef price gains amid supply constraints

Agri-Business

5 days ago

Armenian farmers to benefit from EU tariff suspension

The European Union's temporary regulation to suspend tariffs on 80% of Armenian exports for two years will come into effect on October 12.

Armenian farmers to benefit from EU tariff suspension

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Annual global milk supply forecast to increase by 2.2% in 2026

Annual global milk supplies are forecast to increase by 2.2% in 2026 due to strong flows in most major regions, according to Ornua.

Annual global milk supply forecast to increase by 2.2% in 2026

Machinery

5 days ago

New Massey Ferguson tractor to feature AGCO’s FarmEngage as standard

Massey Ferguson's new 7S Mark 2 tractor will be the first to come with AGCO and PTx's FarmEngage data management system from the factory.

New Massey Ferguson tractor to feature AGCO’s FarmEngage as standard

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Corncrake chicks caught on camera as farmers praised for support

Corncrake chicks have been caught on camera on Rathlin Island, confirming a major breeding success for the species.

Corncrake chicks caught on camera as farmers praised for support

Agri-Business

6 days ago

Farm groups warn of CAP threat in new EU budget proposal

The 20% cut to the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) in the EU budget's revised negotiating box has sparked a backlash from farming bodies.

Farm groups warn of CAP threat in new EU budget proposal

Agri-Business

6 days ago

Proposed EU budget sees 30% rise, CAP protection ensured

An "ambitious" €1.62 trillion budget for the 2028-2034 Multiannual Financial Framework (MFF) has today (October 10) been proposed.

Proposed EU budget sees 30% rise, CAP protection ensured

Arable

7 days ago

UK researchers confirm fungicide resistance in oilseed pathogen

For the most part, winter oilseed rape crops sown out during the month of August have emerged with vigour.

UK researchers confirm fungicide resistance in oilseed pathogen

N.Ireland

7 days ago

Social media bridging gap between modern farming and general public

There is growing evidence that digital and social media are helping to better inform the general...

Social media bridging gap between modern farming and general public

Pig/Poultry

7 days ago

Vigilance urged as first case of bird flu confirmed in Scotland

Bird keepers are being urged to protect their birds against highly pathogenic avian influenza (HPAI) after a case was confirmed in Scotland.

Vigilance urged as first case of bird flu confirmed in Scotland

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