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Welsh father and son make history at Sheep Dog World Trial

Rural Life

24 minutes ago

Welsh father and son make history at Sheep Dog World Trial

A father and son from Wales have made history after both were crowned world champions at the Sheep...

Thai poultry audit sparks call for robust import controls

N.Ireland

2 hours ago

Thai poultry audit sparks call for robust import controls

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has called for import standards to be upheld after concerns were raised about poultry controls in Thailand.

Farmers offered new tools to help navigate beef market challenges

N.Ireland

5 hours ago

Farmers offered new tools to help navigate beef market challenges

A range of new beef business support tools intended to assist beef producers assess production options has been launched.

Fire crew in England rescues ram from concrete pipe

Sheep

17 hours ago

Fire crew in England rescues ram from concrete pipe

A fire crew in the South West of England had to "think outside the box" to rescue a ram that got stuck in a concrete pipe.

Pneumonia detected in calves without symptoms via lung scans

N.Ireland

18 hours ago

Pneumonia detected in calves without symptoms via lung scans

Lung scanning can detect respiratory disease in visibly healthy calves, new research from the Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute has shown.

N.Ireland

1 day ago

When is the optimal time to harvest forage maize?

This year’s forage maize harvest could well be one of the earliest on record., with heat an ail-important factor driving this yield.

When is the optimal time to harvest forage maize?

Machinery

2 days ago

Autonomous tractors: Which brands are pushing the boundaries?

Fendt has claimed it can achieve level 4 autonomous driving with its PTx retrofit kit, OutRun, on tractors drawing grain carts.

Autonomous tractors: Which brands are pushing the boundaries?

Dairy

2 days ago

European milk price rise continues into July as butter market improves

The average price for European milk continued to rise in July for the third consecutive month with a €0.10 (+0.3%) increase.

European milk price rise continues into July as butter market improves

Pig/Poultry

3 days ago

New EU resources aim to curb bird flu risk

A range of resources to help farmers prevent the spread of avian influenza across Europe have been published.

New EU resources aim to curb bird flu risk

Sheep

3 days ago

British Wool indicates solid start to sale season

There has been a solid start to the 2026 wool selling season, according to British Wool, with the first four auctions complete.

British Wool indicates solid start to sale season

Rural Life

4 days ago

World’s best sheepdogs take to the field in Scotland for 2026 trials

Four days of competition began this morning (September 17) at the Sheepdog World Trial 2026 in the Scottish Borders.

World’s best sheepdogs take to the field in Scotland for 2026 trials

Agri-Business

4 days ago

New cases of bluetongue found in Wexford, Wicklow and Kildare

Three suspect animals in three separate herds have tested positive for bluetongue virus (BTV-3) in the Republic of Ireland.

New cases of bluetongue found in Wexford, Wicklow and Kildare

N.Ireland

4 days ago

UK govt warned ‘food security is national security’ amid rising agri-costs

Sustained inflation across agricultural inputs amid the fuel crisis is placing renewed pressure on farming viability, the UFU has warned.

UK govt warned ‘food security is national security’ amid rising agri-costs

Arable

5 days ago

Feed wheat markets continue to disappoint

Prices for feed wheat fell by 1.3% in the latest round of trading, according to the Agricultural and Horticultural Development Board (AHDB).

Feed wheat markets continue to disappoint

Dairy

5 days ago

Preventing milk fever: Essential tips for autumn calving

With the autumn calving season approaching, farmers must be on the lookout for the risk of milk fever and any other metabolic issues.

Preventing milk fever: Essential tips for autumn calving

Dairy

6 days ago

The importance of silage testing ahead of the coming winter

Testing silage has always been a key element in forming a well-formulated, energy rich diet essential for milk production.

The importance of silage testing ahead of the coming winter

Agri-Business

7 days ago

EU milk supply ‘better than expected’ given drought conditions

Given drought conditions in many regions, milk flows have been better than expected in the EU, according to a new report from Ornua.

EU milk supply ‘better than expected’ given drought conditions

Beef

8 days ago

NZ sheep and beef farmers face tight margins despite strong prices

Sheep and beef farmers in New Zealand can expect continued strong red meat returns in 2026/2027 though margins are likely to tighten.

NZ sheep and beef farmers face tight margins despite strong prices

Dairy

8 days ago

Autumn calving: Using calf health as the key to success

Calving is only around the corner for a lot of autumn herds, meaning preparations for optimal calf health should be well underway.

Autumn calving: Using calf health as the key to success

Machinery

9 days ago

Watch: Harvest over – time to get tilling with Pottinger

With the harvest now wrapped for the majority of tillage farmers, all eyes will now be on getting crops into the ground.

Watch: Harvest over – time to get tilling with Pottinger

N.Ireland

9 days ago

Brazil beef exports hit record value and volumes in first 6 months

Beef exports from Brazil posted a record performance in the first half (H1) of 2026 in terms of both volume and value.

Brazil beef exports hit record value and volumes in first 6 months

N.Ireland

10 days ago

DAERA issues appeal for public vigilance on Asian hornets

Northern Ireland's DAERA is urging the public to remain vigilant for Asian hornets, despite no new confirmed sightings this year.

DAERA issues appeal for public vigilance on Asian hornets

Arable

10 days ago

Wheat prices fall amid hopes of peace in Black Sea

Talk of a possible peace deal in the Russia-Ukraine conflict were among factors that led to a dip in wheat prices last week.

Wheat prices fall amid hopes of peace in Black Sea

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