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Details of long-awaited renewable heat obligation published

The Government has approved the Renewable Heat Obligation Scheme, which is expected to support the anaerobic digestion sector by mandating the inclusion of biomethane and other renewables into fuels.

NEWS 18 July 2025

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US trade tariffs would be devastating for whiskey producers – IWA

US trade tariffs would be devastating for whiskey producers – IWA

NEWS 18 July 2025

Almost 1,500 safety inspections in agriculture, forestry and fishing in 2024

Almost 1,500 safety inspections in agriculture, forestry and fishing in 2024

FARM SAFETY 18 July 2025

Twenty ways to spend €20,000: extra slurry storage

Twenty ways to spend €20,000: extra slurry storage

Twenty ways to spend €20,000: extra slurry storage

MANAGEMENT 18 July 2025

Meat consumption to grow by 46m tonnes in next decade

Meat consumption to grow by 46m tonnes in next decade

Meat consumption to grow by 46m tonnes in next decade

NEWS 18 July 2025

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Weekend weather: mixed conditions of sunny spells and scattered showers

Weekend weather: mixed conditions of sunny spells and scattered showers

Met Éireann has said that the weekend will consist of mainly sunny spells, with scattered showers developing at times.

NEWS 17 July 2025

Leitrim farmers appeal for information after equipment stolen

Leitrim farmers appeal for information after equipment stolen

Dara Reynolds, along with his father, works as a suckler farmer, as well as being builders constructing farm sheds and silage pits.

NEWS 17 July 2025

Photo competition: sustainability actions on your farm

Photo competition: sustainability actions on your farm

The Sustainable Livestock Village has launched a photo competition in partnership with the Irish Farmers Journal with the top entries showcased at Tullamore Show.

NEWS 17 July 2025

Dairygold and Kerry maintain milk price for June

Dairygold and Kerry maintain milk price for June

This comes following a cut in milk price from both co-ops last month.

NEWS 17 July 2025

Tillage Podcast: prices, catch crops and harvest

Tillage Podcast: prices, catch crops and harvest

This week’s show features interviews with the Department of Agriculture and Seedtech, along with all the latest tillage news.

NEWS 17 July 2025

Proposed CAP budget plans are outrageous – Kenny

Proposed CAP budget plans are outrageous – Kenny

Martin Kenny TD has expressed outrage and concern over the proposed EU budget changes, which will see income cuts to older farmers receiving a pension.

NEWS 17 July 2025

CAP latest: MEP fury at Commission's denial it wants to pillage farm funds

CAP latest: MEP fury at Commission's denial it wants to pillage farm funds

MEPs have returned fire in the Commission's battle to dissolve the standalone CAP budget to leave farmers competing with non-agricultural programmes for funding.

NEWS 17 July 2025

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Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland

Good farm security is crucial for protecting your property, livestock, and equipment from theft, vandalism, and other risks. Explore practical farm security ideas from PhoneWatch.

Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland

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