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An exciting new initiative to shake up the farming industry and champion sustainable food…
The Department for Transport (DfT) has confirmed that only day-old chicks and seafood will be given priority status for travelling through Kent to…
The only certainty that market specialists manager Vikki Campbell could give viewers of the Grain Market Outlook conference held by the Agriculture and…
Farm vets Ami Sawran and Claire Whittle have taken to the airwaves to present two new monthly podcasts aimed at the farming and…
A food fraud investigation carried out by researchers at the Institute for Global Food Security (IGFS) at Queen’s University Belfast found more than…
Farmers in Northern Ireland are over-applying phosphorus (P) by as much as 7,300t a year across the region according to a major new…
The third tranche of Tier 1 of Northern Ireland’s Farm Business Improvement Scheme – Capital (FBIS-C), will open for applications on November 2,…
One of Northern Ireland’s largest animal feed manufacturers Fane Valley Feeds has managed to lower its carbon emissions by more than a third…
Milk prices are on the rise across all of Northern Ireland’s major milk processors, with most upping their offering for September milk by…
New logos for food and drink products with the European Union Protected Food Name (EUPFN) status have been unveiled. At the end of…
A new agri-tech competition, the Digging for Innovation Challenge, has been launched with a £5000 cash prize. The competition hopes to find innovative tools…
Mark Weatherhead Ltd has been appointed by McCormick Tractors UK & Ireland to fill one of the few remaining gaps in its UK…
Just over £275 million has been paid out to Northern Ireland farmers in the first week of this year’s Direct Payments Agriculture Minister…
Northern Ireland agricultural feed firm United Feeds has taken on three new members of staff to bolster its ruminant nutrition team. Kathryn Clingen,…
Glanbia Nutritionals’ new $470 million (€396 million) cheese and whey plant in St. Johns, Michigan, began receiving milk today (Wednesday, October 21), marking…
‘Soil health’ is a term coming up more and more frequently among farmers, growers, agronomists and researchers, but what does it really mean…
Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots has indicated he will not push for increased food labelling to differentiate food imports on supermarket shelves.…
The Global Dairy Trade (GDT) index has lifted in its latest auction to record a third consecutive increase. The most recent auction –…
