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HGV trailers carrying £115k worth of Guinness stolen in England

Arable

3 days ago

HGV trailers carrying £115k worth of Guinness stolen in England

Police are investigating after two HGV trailers carrying £115,000 worth of Guinness in over 800 barrels were stolen in England.

UFU meets Irish MEP on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

N.Ireland

4 days ago

UFU meets Irish MEP on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has met with Irish MEP Ciaran Mullooly on Brazilian beef and poultry products.

Over 99% of cattle in Northern Ireland now BVD negative

N.Ireland

12 days ago

Over 99% of cattle in Northern Ireland now BVD negative

The number of cattle in Northern Ireland that have a negative status for BVD is now over 99% of the total population for the first time.

Farmers in north invited on nutrient ‘study tour’ in Wexford

N.Ireland

13 days ago

Farmers in north invited on nutrient ‘study tour’ in Wexford

Dairy farmers in Northern Ireland have been invited on what is described as a "study tour" in the Republic on improving nutrient utilisation.

Agreement on hunting updated to ‘strengthen’ rights of NI farmers

N.Ireland

13 days ago

Agreement on hunting updated to ‘strengthen’ rights of NI farmers

An agreement between the UFU and hunting groups has been updated to "strengthen" the rights of farmers and landowners.

N.Ireland

18 days ago

Information from public requested in NI cattle shooting review

Information from the public is now being requested as part of a review into the culling of 51 cattle by officials in Northern Ireland.

Information from public requested in NI cattle shooting review

Agri-Business

20 days ago

GB grocery inflation slows to lowest point in almost 2 years

Grocery price inflation in Great Britain has slowed to 2.1%, the lowest figure since October 2024, according to latest grocery data.

GB grocery inflation slows to lowest point in almost 2 years

N.Ireland

24 days ago

Lakeland has ‘undertaken substantial investment’ at LacPatrick site

Lakeland Dairies has said it has undertaken "substantial investment" at the LacPatrick Dairies site in Co. Tyrone.

Lakeland has ‘undertaken substantial investment’ at LacPatrick site

N.Ireland

24 days ago

LacPatrick fined £115,000 for breaches including milk spillage

LacPatrick Dairies in Northern Ireland has been fined over £100,000 by a court for environmental...

LacPatrick fined £115,000 for breaches including milk spillage

N.Ireland

28 days ago

NI police appeal for witnesses to tractor collision

Police in Northern Ireland have appealed for witnesses following a collision involving a tractor near Omagh, Co. Tyrone.

NI police appeal for witnesses to tractor collision

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

NI MP claims Tyrone cattle cull ‘one of biggest DAERA scandals’

A Member of Parliament for Upper Bann has claimed that a cull of cattle carried out in Co. Tyrone...

NI MP claims Tyrone cattle cull ‘one of biggest DAERA scandals’

Agri-Business

about 1 month ago

New World screwworm: US to reopen cattle trade with Mexico

The US Department of Agriculture (USDA) has announced that imports of cattle from Mexico will be reopened on a phased basis.

New World screwworm: US to reopen cattle trade with Mexico

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

Man arrested after 2 people injured in quad and van collision

PSNI have arrested a man aged 26 after two people were seriously injured in a collision involving a quad bike and a van.

Man arrested after 2 people injured in quad and van collision

N.Ireland

about 2 months ago

Tranche 2 of Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme opens

DAERA has announced the opening of tranche 2 of the 2026-2027 Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme (NIRFP).

Tranche 2 of Northern Ireland Regional Food Programme opens

Rural Life

about 2 months ago

£30,000 damage to farmer's field in north England arson attack

A suspected arson attack on a farmer's field in north England has resulted in some £30,000 worth of damage, according to local police.

£30,000 damage to farmer’s field in north England arson attack

Agri-Business

2 months ago

‘Brexit broke Britain’ etched on English field 10 years on from vote

A message saying "Brexit broke Britain" has been etched onto a field in Wiltshire, England, on the...

‘Brexit broke Britain’ etched on English field 10 years on from vote

N.Ireland

2 months ago

Muir announces start of year 1 payments under transition scheme

Northern Ireland's Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir, has...

Muir announces start of year 1 payments under transition scheme

N.Ireland

2 months ago

DAFM urged to ensure movement of poultry manure from NI

The Sinn Féin spokesperson on agriculture has called for efforts to ensure the continued movement of poultry manure from Northern Ireland.

DAFM urged to ensure movement of poultry manure from NI

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