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Consultation on wildlife options to tackle bovine TB in NI extended

N.Ireland

1 day ago

Consultation on wildlife options to tackle bovine TB in NI extended

A two-week extension to a NI public consultation on options for potential wildlife intervention to help tackle bTB has been announced.

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

N.Ireland

3 days ago

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

Herd keepers in Northern Ireland will be able to identify newborn cattle using approved electronic identification ear tags from next week.

How beef carcass prices affect supermarket prices

Beef

6 days ago

How beef carcass prices affect supermarket prices

Farmgate and retail beef prices are linked - but falls in farmgate prices can take time to appear on supermarket shelves.

More BTV vaccine doses to enter UK soon as cases rise

Agri-Business

24 days ago

More BTV vaccine doses to enter UK soon as cases rise

Further supplies of bluetongue virus (BTV) vaccines are expected to enter the UK soon as cases continue to rise.

Farmers plan to protest at Stormont over Tyrone cattle cull

N.Ireland

28 days ago

Farmers plan to protest at Stormont over Tyrone cattle cull

Farmers are expected to gather at Stormont next week to protest following an operation that saw 51 cattle shot in Co. Tyrone.

Agri-Business

about 1 month ago

‘Urgent’ work to bring additional BTV vaccines into UK amid outbreak

Vaccination remains the "most effective tool available" to help protect susceptible livestock against bluetongue virus (BTV).

‘Urgent’ work to bring additional BTV vaccines into UK amid outbreak

Rural Life

about 1 month ago

4 men arrested and illegal meat seized by police at unapproved plant

An operation by Dudley Council and the National Food Crime Unit (NFCU) resulted in four arrests and the disposal of over 4t of illegal meat.

4 men arrested and illegal meat seized by police at unapproved plant

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

Review must be ‘matter of urgency’ after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation

UFU has said an "independent review must be carried out as a matter of urgency" after 51 cattle were shot during an operation in Co. Tyrone.

Review must be ‘matter of urgency’ after 51 cattle shot in DAERA operation

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

Scientists to tackle TB and methane in €4.3m island-wide projects

Scientists north and south are launching ambitious cross-border projects aimed at strengthening disease preparedness among cattle.

Scientists to tackle TB and methane in €4.3m island-wide projects

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

How are heatwaves impacting veg growers across Europe?

The ongoing heatwaves across Europe are wreaking havoc for crops, with quality, yield and availability of produce are all being impacted.

How are heatwaves impacting veg growers across Europe?

N.Ireland

about 1 month ago

DAERA publishes NI farm performance indicators

The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) has published a booklet on farm performance in Northern Ireland.

DAERA publishes NI farm performance indicators

Environment

about 1 month ago

Project on agriculture GHG emissions secures over £5m in funding

The project will work to improve the monitoring, reporting and verification of non-CO2 greenhouse gases (GHG) from agriculture.

Project on agriculture GHG emissions secures over £5m in funding

Dairy

about 1 month ago

AHDB: Irish milk volumes mirror GB trends

Irish milk volumes tipped into year-on-year decline in April 2026, similar to trends in Great Britain, AHDB analysis shows.

AHDB: Irish milk volumes mirror GB trends

Rural Life

about 1 month ago

£5.1m project aims to encourage more young people into farming

The James Hutton Institute is set to lead a new £5.1 million project aiming to bring more young people into careers in farming.

£5.1m project aims to encourage more young people into farming

Sheep

about 1 month ago

‘Confidence strengthens’ among sheep farmers in Australia

Improving sheepmeat and wool market conditions are helping to restore confidence across Australia's sheep industry.

‘Confidence strengthens’ among sheep farmers in Australia

N.Ireland

about 2 months ago

New NI regulations on CCTV in slaughterhouses to come into force August 1

Minister Andrew Muir has welcomed the Northern Ireland Assembly's recent approval of legislation making CCTV mandatory in slaughterhouses.

New NI regulations on CCTV in slaughterhouses to come into force August 1

N.Ireland

about 2 months ago

NI horticulture innovation scheme opens for expressions of interest

NI horticulture production businesses are invited to submit an expression of interest for the Innovation Driver and Support Scheme.

NI horticulture innovation scheme opens for expressions of interest

Agri-Business

about 2 months ago

Chinese pork production continues to increase as imports fall – report

Pork production in China has continued to increase in 2026 driven by productivity gains and increased slaughtering, according to AHDB.

Chinese pork production continues to increase as imports fall – report

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