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The inside story on Irish farming.
The IFA's top brass says the IFA's financial independence ensures and underpins it's political independence
Bluetongue spreads to three more counties, with cases in sheep and cattle
Tipp land sells for just under €31,000/ac at auction
Galway farmer cuts costs by taking DIY approach to new suckler shed
How Kildare father and son built a growing winter feed business on tillage farm
Farm building grant reveals 1798 pike heads and a jam jar of Civil War letters
There is a shortage of good trained sheepdogs that are able to work the hills, and crazy money is being paid for them as a consequence.
The 100-strong forum membership were given a little light reading relating to Larry Murrin's high-end restaurant and where it's food comes from
The restaurant review by the Irish Times critic Corinna Hardgrave gave the Sole Seafood and Grill three stars, highlighting imported meat and seafood.
ABP recently bought its first factory in Germany and it has now hosted a visit from Larry Goodman himself, the Dealer has learned.
The Dealer got lost in musical memories at the recent IFA CAP meetings as a few new acronyms as well as phrases for countries with opposing viewpoints on the EU budget were aired.
With farmers occupied by saving silage and thinking about fuel prices and Bord Bia, it’s hard to focus on CAP. But this is the one last chance to affect it.
The Dealer learned that the French now have to board trains, not flights, for shorter journeys.
Bord Bia launches HortLink to strengthen Ireland’s horticulture community New grower-led network will foster collaboration, support emerging leaders and help attract the next generation of horticulture talent into the sector.