N.Ireland
The EU will respond to the UK’s unilateral move on the Northern Ireland Protocol “in accordance with the legal means established...
Dairy
A good start is half the work when it comes to management of somatic cell count (SCC) in early lactation....
Arable
Scientists at Rothamsted Research in the south of England have used genome editing to reduce a cancer-causing compound commonly found...
Machinery
Kubota has launched two slick new ranges – the M5002 and M4003 series tractor ranges. The Japanese machinery giant claims...
Agri-Business
The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has posted a sizeable increase of 15% in the fifth auction of 2021 to...
Dutch precision agriculture firm Steketee has reported a 30% growth in sales for 2020 – in spite of the impact...
Dewulf, which provides machines for the cultivation of potatoes and root crops, has introduced several new options to its MH...
Forestry
Restrictions on the importation of young trees from Great Britain (GB) is putting Northern Ireland’s struggling forestry development programme at...
Beef
The first sale of 2021 hosted by the Irish Charolais Cattle Society was held on Saturday (February 26) in Tullamore...
New Zealand milk output will fall by 10% by 2030 as the country’s dairy industry confronts the combined challenge of...
On a recent Teagasc webinar, Donal Patton, a dairy research technologist, based in Teagasc Ballyhaise, outlined the practicalities of spring...
The week-on-week quotes for prime cattle in Northern Ireland are holding firm according to the Livestock and Meat Commission. Quotes...
The spring-calving season is well under way on farms across the country with over half a million calves already being...
Rapid body condition score (BCS) loss post-calving can cause health implications or failure to go back in-calf in the future....
The recent strength for European butter prices continued over the last couple of weeks while SMP price action was a...
During a recent Volac webinar on the dairy heifer – from conception to weaning – it was outlined the importance...
For Irish dairy farmers, grazing grass represents our greatest advantage in livestock and milk production. It costs three to four...
Information is being sought in relation to a spate of thefts that occurred on farms in Co. Antrim last week....
