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Dairygold claims rule change is a ‘new entrant’ issue
Declan O’Brien
The Cork-based co-op said it will take supplies from dairy herds “within any area from which milk is accepted by the society”.
11 December 2024 News
Pig factory certification problems for US
One Irish pig factory had its US approval temporarily suspended in October.
11 December 2024 News
Acute shortage of hay as supplies tighten
Local traders confirmed that supplies of Irish hay and haylage were extremely tight and getting tighter.
Butter Museum to tackle food information deficit
A ground-breaking schools project aims to address the growing loss of understanding and knowledge among children regarding the origins of their food.
8 December 2024 News
Fertiliser sales jump 8.27%
The lift in fertiliser usage comes on the back of increased nitrogen and potassium sales.
6 December 2024 News
Greenways are fast becoming 'ghostways' - INHFA
The INHFA pointed out that over €1m a day is being spent this year on the provision of new greenways, walkways and cycle paths.
4 December 2024 News
Positive outlook for global dairy from Rabobank
The Dutch bank has forecast improved farmer margins increased global supplies and more bite among Chinese buyers of dairy commodities.
1 December 2024 News
Temporary rebound forecast for forestry
Forestry plantings could top 2,500ha in 2025, up from 1,650ha in 2023 and similar levels this year.
27 November 2024 News
Increased supports sought for renewables
Newly-appointed MREF chair Ciarán Kells said the momentum that had been created around the adoption of renewable power must be maintained.
27 November 2024 News
Continue the pause on Scottish timber imports says IFA
The preventative measure was introduced after three large larch bark beetles were found in a trap in a Cork port.
24 November 2024 News
North of €350/ac paid in Laois letting
A local dairy farmer will pay over €60,000 per year for the 173ac grazing farm, which is located around six miles from Stradbally.
22 November 2024 News
Caution urged as land lease battles kick off
While Teagasc is urging caution on land rentals, auctioneers report a 'strong appetite' for grazing ground.
21 November 2024 News