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Official figures show that some 38,838 cattle were processed in Department of Agriculture approved beef export plants last week. The addition of

Dairygold has become the latest milk processor to announce its price for October supplies, revealing a held milk price. In a statement

Air Corps 112 – a combined team of Irish Air Corps and National Ambulance Service crews – were called to the scene

The number of cattle slaughtered in September 2019 decreased by 40.2% when compared to September 2018, according to the Central Statistics Office

With pollution leading to the death of over 1,000 wild brown trout in Claremorris last week, Inland Fisheries Ireland is warning farmers

With the national sheep flock of 2.5m ewes about to commence lambing, IFA National Sheep Chairman Sean Dennehy has issued a strong

A new series of free workshops could have the potential to save lives on Northern Ireland farms. It comes as statistics from

Tipperary farmer and president of ICMSA Pat McCormack has said that the Brexit Agreement reached between the EU and UK has to

An investigation is being carried out to establish whether antibiotics seized at a UK airport were meant for poultry meat produced in

Irish food exports to the US including butter, cheese, liqueurs and pork products, are among a large number of goods from the

Thousands of Dutch farmers boarded tractors and headed for the Hague on Wednesday, October 17, to protest regulations on nitrogen emissions that farmers

The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed TD, will today host an ‘Open Policy Debate’ for 400 delegates from