Agri-Business
Fly-tipping rise: NFU backs new national waste unit to tackle crime 'nightmare'
The National Farmers’ Union has backed the launch of a new national waste unit, hoping it will help in the...
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Agri-Business
New statistics show 'organised criminal' fly-tipping on the rise
New figures released by Defra show that incidents of fly-tipping on public land in England have increased by 8% across...
N.Ireland
Investigations ongoing following ‘criminal damage’ to JCB
Investigations are ongoing into criminal damage done to a JCB machine in Co. Down last week. The incident occurred late...
N.Ireland
Investigations ongoing following ‘criminal damage’ to JCB
Investigations are ongoing into criminal damage done to a JCB machine last week. The incident occurred late on Thursday night,...
N.Ireland
Smoke signals point to ‘red’ for driver in Dungannon
A driver was “in the red” with members of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) after being caught using...
N.Ireland
Smoke signals point to ‘red’ for driver in Dungannon
A driver was “in the red” with members of the Police Service of Northern Ireland (PSNI) after being caught using...
Beef
UK retailer claims Irish meat is ‘sold at loss’ to price it’s bought for
The Oireachtas Joint Committee on Agriculture, Food and the Marine heard from Christine Tacon, the UK’s Groceries Code Adjudicator (GCA)...
Dairy
EU support package available for Irish workers who lose their jobs post Brexit
Irish workers affected by a no-deal scenario post-Brexit will benefit from new EU support under the European Globalisation Adjustment Fund...
Agri-Business
World Food Day: NFU Cymru celebrates Welsh food producers at the Senedd
NFU Cymru members and Assembly Members have been celebrating the role that Welsh farmers play in producing nutritious, high quality,...
Agri-Business
UK government sets out alternative to backstop
The UK government has set out an “amended protocol” for the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is supposed...
Agri-Business
UK government sets out alternative to backstop
The UK government has set out an “amended protocol” for the border between Ireland and Northern Ireland, which is supposed...
Agri-Business
'Dozens' of jobs under threat as budget cuts crunch at James Hutton Institute
‘Dozens’ of jobs are understood to be under threat as budget cuts hit one of the UK’s most prestigious agricultural...
Beef
‘Nothing replaces the scale of the UK’ – Coveney
The Irish food and agri-food sector should be slow in moving away from the UK market even in the event...
Rural Life
AgriLand and Nugent couple up for ‘Ploughing 2019’
A Co. Tyrone-based trailer manufacturer has ‘coupled up’ with AgriLand for ‘Ploughing 2019’ to help in the mammoth task of...
Rural Life
New AgriLand merchandise…available now!
Have you ever wished you could own some AgriLand-branded gear when out farming or going to the mart? Or, alternatively,...
Agri-Business
Janusz Wojciechowski: Who is the new agriculture commissioner?
With the confirmation today that Ireland’s representative in the European Commission, Phil Hogan, would be given the portfolio of trade...
Rural Life
New Australian law will jail farm invaders for up to a year
A proposed new law in the Australian state of South Australia will create a new offence whereby animal rights activists...
Arable
Grain price: Fall from last week; UK has over 1 million tonnes to export
This week, Teagasc estimated the Irish cereal harvest at 2.1 million tonnes. This is behind the five-year average of 2.3...
