Pig/Poultry
African swine fever (ASF) has been confirmed on two farms in Beijing, the first cases in the Chinese capital, according...
Agri-Business
A no deal scenario would have serious implications for Irish and Northern Irish farmers across many enterprises and it has...
Dairy
The Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) has responded to reports that LacPatrick producers will not be paid their promised bonus this...
N.Ireland
An outbreak of suspected botulism has caused devastation on a dairy farm in Co. Fermanagh in recent days. A Department...
The latest Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has taken yet another hefty blow at its most recent auction – event...
Beef
Over the course of an animal’s life, they will require many vaccinations and treatments. Whether treating cattle with specific medicines for...
The impact of Brexit could be seen on UK futures this week. The rise in sterling following the announcement of...
Environment
Reducing demand for beef, lamb and milk by changing diets could help cut back on methane and nitrous oxide emissions,...
In order to achieve high milk yields, dairy cows need to be offered good-quality silage in order to optimise performance....
Some 30,067t of skimmed milk powder (SMP) has been sold from intervention stocks in the most recent auction, at a...
Rural Life
A tractor pulling a trailer suffered a tyre blow-out, causing it to jack-knife across a busy north-west junction earlier today...
Last week saw grain prices take a hit. MATIF milling wheat hit a low of €198.50/t – its lowest since...
A Co. Tyrone man has today, November 6, been convicted of burning tyres on the shore of Lough Neagh in...
France has decided to withdraw marketing authorisations for the pesticide metam-sodium due to concerns relating to risk to human health...
A new case of African swine fever was confirmed in China, becoming the 50th outbreak of the disease to hit...
It is essential that the local Northern Irish livestock industry plays a role in meeting the overall UK targets on...
