Grass
GrassCheck: Growth stalls as NI sees biggest extremes in 10 years
Grass growth in Northern Ireland has slumped as rainfall becomes an issue on many farms, the latest GrassCheck data shows....
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Machinery
‘Frenzy’ of Fiats out in force at Waterford ‘working day’
Amidst searing sunshine, members of Mogeely Vintage Club gathered on Sunday (June 10) to put a barrage of classic tractors and machines...
Machinery
Auction report: In-season machinery brings out the bidders
A major auction was hosted by Clarke & Simpson (May 26) in Suffolk (England). A huge haul of lots was...
N.Ireland
Glanbia offers condolences to family of Fermanagh farm accident victim
Glanbia chairman Martin Keane has expressed his sympathy to the family and friends of the late Gerard Collins, who died...
N.Ireland
Glanbia offers condolences to family of Fermanagh farm accident victim
Glanbia chairman Martin Keane has expressed his sympathy to the family and friends of the late Gerard Collins, who died...
Beef
Fermanagh sucklers make a splash with annual island swim
Cattle at a National Trust wildlife haven have completed their unconventional annual pilgrimage – by swimming 100m across a lake...
N.Ireland
US-Ireland agri-research funding programme now open
Submissions are now open for research institutions in Northern Ireland to apply for funding for joint projects with the United...
N.Ireland
Farm fatality in Fermanagh
A man has died on a farm in Co. Fermanagh earlier today (Monday, June 11), in a sudden machinery incident,...
N.Ireland
Farm fatality in Fermanagh
A man has died on a farm in Co. Fermanagh earlier today (Monday, June 11), the Police Service of Northern...
N.Ireland
US-Ireland agri-research funding programme now open
Submissions are now open for research institutions in Northern Ireland to apply for funding for joint projects with the United...
Machinery
The real on-field competition: Are you backing Clare…or Denmark?
It would appear that AgriLand readers have a capacious interest in slurry tankers; particularly those so big that they’d hardly squeeze through...
Beef
Fermanagh sucklers make a splash with annual island swim
Cattle at a National Trust wildlife haven have completed their unconventional annual pilgrimage – by swimming 100m across a lake...
N.Ireland
Northern agri-food stalwarts named in Birthday Honours
Three stalwarts of Northern Ireland’s agri-food industry have been named on this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Janet McCollum will...
Environment
Energy enigma: EU must become ‘as self-sufficient as possible’
EU ministers have been urged to become as ‘self-sufficient as possible in terms of energy‘ – with the primary focus...
N.Ireland
Northern agri-food stalwarts named in Birthday Honours
Three stalwarts of Northern Ireland’s agri-food industry have been named on this year’s Queen’s Birthday Honours list. Janet McCollum will...
Dairy
Volatility to remain a challenge for the dairy sector
Milk price volatility will remain a major challenge for the dairy sector, according to AFBI (Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute) chief...
N.Ireland
Vintage enthusiasts and show society get the royal nod
A group of vintage traction enthusiasts and a Co. Tyrone agricultural show society have been awarded a very special honour...
Dairy
Silage quality drives all dairy production systems
Farmers must maximise silage quality, irrespective of the production systems they are following, according to AFBI’s (Agri-Food and Biosciences Institute’s)...
