Agriland Team

‘Hard Brexit is doomsday for farmers’ – McAleer
‘Hard Brexit is doomsday for farmers’ – McAleer

Independent reports by the Irish Institute of European Affairs (IIEA) and the Department of Economy confirm that a hard Brexit...

Johnson on NI border: ‘Never mind the backstop’
Johnson on NI border: ‘Never mind the backstop’

The UK and EU can do a deal without checks on the Northern Irish border, according to new Prime Minister...

Johnson on NI border: ‘Never mind the backstop’
Johnson on NI border: ‘Never mind the backstop’

The UK and EU can do a deal without checks on the Northern Irish border, according to new Prime Minister...

Straw in demand in Canada…price rises by 200%
Straw in demand in Canada…price rises by 200%

Reporting from Ontario, Canada. It seems demand for straw is across the water as well as at home. Straw in...

Ontario…supplying consumers both at home and abroad
Ontario…supplying consumers both at home and abroad

Reporting from Ontario, Canada. Having just landed in Ontario, to learn about a country that exports a large amount of...

Roadside trailer ‘bale’ out prompts policing pun contest
Roadside trailer ‘bale’ out prompts policing pun contest

An unfortunate driver of a tractor drawing a trailer of bales became the subject of a caption contest on social...

UFU commits to working with Johnson to achieve ‘best Brexit outcome’
UFU commits to working with Johnson to achieve ‘best Brexit outcome’

The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has said that it will work with incoming UK Prime Minister Boris Johnson to “achieve...

Johnson to become new UK prime minister after party leadership win
Johnson to become new UK prime minister after party leadership win

Boris Johnson, the pro-Brexit politician, has officially been announced as the new leader of the UK’s Conservative Party and, therefore,...

France to seek €1 billion CAP advance as severe drought continues
France to seek €1 billion CAP advance as severe drought continues

The French government is set to ask the European Commission for a payment of €1 billion to help its farmers...

Deforestation in Brazil soars dramatically in first half of July
Deforestation in Brazil soars dramatically in first half of July

Deforestation in Brazil in the first half of July 2019 has increased significantly, while controversy still rages over the trade...

‘Europe can comfortably and sustainably supply all the ethanol that it needs’
‘Europe can comfortably and sustainably supply all the ethanol that it needs’

The production of fuel ethanol in Europe is sustainable and uses a small amount of land. It does not cause...

35ac of barley up in smoke due to suspected rubbish burning in Suffolk
35ac of barley up in smoke due to suspected rubbish burning in Suffolk

35ac of barley was burnt in a widespread field fire, thought to have been started by rubbish burning in Suffolk,...

35ac of barley up in smoke due to suspected rubbish burning in Suffolk
35ac of barley up in smoke due to suspected rubbish burning in Suffolk

35ac of barley was burnt in a widespread field fire, thought to have been started by rubbish burning in Suffolk,...

China reports new outbreak of African swine fever
China reports new outbreak of African swine fever

A fresh outbreak of African swine fever (ASF) has occurred in China, the country’s department of agriculture has said. According...

9 lambs killed in latest spate of UK lamb butchering
9 lambs killed in latest spate of UK lamb butchering

The latest incident of illegal sheep butchery is being investigated by police in Northamptonshire, England, following reports of nine lambs...

US judge cuts damages on Monsanto in Roundup cancer case
US judge cuts damages on Monsanto in Roundup cancer case

A judge in the US state of California has decided to reduce by over a third the punitive damages levied...

Ornua announces move to close UK production facility
Ornua announces move to close UK production facility

Following a major review of its European operations, Ornua has announced a proposal to close its Whitchurch site. The proposal...

Looking and planning ahead for ramularia control without chlorothalonil
Looking and planning ahead for ramularia control without chlorothalonil

Ramularia has the potential to reduce yield on winter barley by up to 1t/ha. On spring barley this figure ranges...