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In pictures: a busy week as variety of walks and summer farm shows unfold

Some of our top photos from the past week include variety walks, silage and fertiliser work, livestock sales, agricultural shows and busy farmers across the country.

NEWS 14 June 2026

In pictures: a busy week as variety of walks and summer farm shows unfold

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Global milk supply growth expected to stall this year

Global milk supply growth expected to stall this year

NEWS 14 June 2026

The likely actions in the beef welfare scheme

The likely actions in the beef welfare scheme

SUCKLERS 14 June 2026

Growth in Brazil’s beef exports continues

Growth in Brazil’s beef exports continues

Growth in Brazil’s beef exports continues

NEWS 14 June 2026

Cereals 2026: varieties, plant protection and Diddly Squat soil

Cereals 2026: varieties, plant protection and Diddly Squat soil

Cereals 2026: varieties, plant protection and Diddly Squat soil

NEWS 14 June 2026

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Heightened bluetongue risk in current warm weather, warns Department

Heightened bluetongue risk in current warm weather, warns Department

The Department of Agriculture is warning of an increasing risk in the spread of bluetongue due to warmer weather and is encouraging farmers who have not yet vaccinated to consider doing so.

NEWS 13 June 2026

Red clover and multispecies measures under review by Department

Red clover and multispecies measures under review by Department

The review will factor in 'the benefits, costs and the resultant significant uptake in the use of these crops in recent years'.

NEWS 13 June 2026

Six easy ways to enhance biodiversity on your farm

Six easy ways to enhance biodiversity on your farm

Simple, low-cost steps can be made on the farm to help prevent biodiversity loss, according to Teagasc.

NEWS 13 June 2026

Feeding plans to maximise sale value

Feeding plans to maximise sale value

Feeding higher quantities to E- and U-grading type weanlings can enhance their selling points, while overfeeding plainer types can make them less saleable.

SUCKLERS 13 June 2026

Positive prospects for live export weanling trade

Positive prospects for live export weanling trade

Market signals appear optimistic from high-value EU destinations including Greece and Italy while there is ongoing keen interest from North African markets

SUCKLERS 13 June 2026

Oversight structures of Origin Green and QA should be reviewed - report

Oversight structures of Origin Green and QA should be reviewed - report

The Origin Green Programme and the QA programme are two of Bord Bia’s flagship programmes.

NEWS 13 June 2026

Tech can make farming easier - Cooper

Tech can make farming easier - Cooper

At Cereals 2026, Kaleb Cooper of Clarkson's Farm and Craig Thackaberry of Drone as a Service gave their thoughts on the future of technology in farming. Conor Kehoe reports.

NEWS 13 June 2026

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National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit

Kildare dairy farmer welcomed students as part of a National Dairy Council initiative, which saw 1,500 pupils across Ireland visit working dairy farms during May.

National Dairy Council bridging the urban-rural divide through school farm visit

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