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With mechanical control methods in some cases seen as contributing to the proliferation of invasive species the Department is making a derogation available to use prohibited substances.
Nitrates and slurry storage changes: time to plan ahead
23 farmers ordered to destroy ragwort and thistles so far this year
Farmers 'forced to sell cattle' to pay drug debts amid rising rural crime
Continental interest in Irish hay
Watch: Carlow Weather gives his take on the drought
Over one in every four ACRES landscape actions approved were accounted for by rhododendron or cherry laurel removal actions.
Achill IFA branch is developing a set of proposals aimed at protecting the future of farming on the island.
The Department has confirmed the details of the process that will allow ACRES farmers to appeal commonage scores.
Grazing land may get all the headlines when it comes to land sales but there is demand out there for what would be classed as more agriculturally marginal land, writes Tommy Moyles.
Auctioneers across the country have noticed a number of trends changing when it comes to land leases with commodity prices and policy impacting many decisions around leasing land reports Tommy Moyles.
Some 12,782ac was sold in the west region, almost three times what was sold in the southeast region.
Christina Belmonte and her husband TJ and sons Thomas and Miguel tell us about their farm in west Kerry where they breed Shorthorn cattle, Blue Texel sheep and Friesian and purebred Spanish horses.
Looking for a reason to get out and explore this August? National Heritage Week runs from 15-23 August, with over 2,000 events taking place across Ireland. Many are free and family-friendly, making it the perfect opportunity to try something new.