N.Ireland
Northern Ireland’s pilot Protein Crop Scheme will be extended to the end of 2027, Minister Andrew Muir has announced.
Northern Ireland's DAERA is urging the public to remain vigilant for Asian hornets, despite no new confirmed sightings this year.
Hundreds of farmers from across Northern Ireland gathered at Stormont today (August 10) to protest a DAERA enforcement operation in Tyrone.
DAERA has launched a procurement competition to appoint a provider of on-farm bovine tuberculosis (bTB) biosecurity advice.
Environment
A total of €56.7 million will be invested in the all-island cooperative Lough Neagh Catchment...
Northern Ireland's Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir, has...
More than £380,000 has been allocated to 16 water quality projects in Northern Ireland, including 11 within the Lough Neagh catchment area.
Minister for Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs Andrew Muir has launched a £2.2 million capital grant for rural areas.
Minister Andrew Muir has launched a public consultation on “the next phase” of proposals on animal welfare.
Minister of Agriculture, Environment, and Rural Affairs, Andrew Muir has published the latest Rural Needs Annual Monitoring Report.
The NI AERA committee has discussed a Private Members’ Bill, drawn up with the aim of re-introducing Areas of Natural Constraint payments.
DAERA has published Northern Ireland’s first Annual Progress Report on the Environmental Improvement Plan (EIP).
DAERA has celebrated the awarding of £7.91 million in grants to over 2,350 rural community organisations and businesses over the past year.
Preliminary results of testing carried out on a Co. Down cattle herd have revealed suspected presence of bluetongue in a further 44 cattle.
A TUV agricultural spokesperson has highlighted what he regards as the hypocrisy of NI Water in terms of polluting
The Irish and Northern Ireland agriculture departments are to jointly to tackle the growing impact of bovine TB on farms in a pilot area
Northern Ireland’s Nutrient Action Programme (NAP) independent forum has been urged to complete its work as quickly as possible
Five companies have been awarded a total of £250,000 to develop solutions for poultry layer manure in Northern Ireland
