The Irish Cattle and Sheep Association (ICSA) have not been invited to attend the meeting between the government and representative organisations scheduled for Friday
As the 'Can't afford to move' protest continues into day three a blockade at the Port of Cork, Ringaskiddy was established overnight and remains there.
Lakeland Dairies and Carbery have also announced input support payments, and Lakeland is offering an early calving bonus
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ICMSA warns milk price volatility could slash farm incomes and trigger billions in wider economic losses across rural counties
The motion was passed today to put the Mercosur trade deal before the European Court of Justice, delaying the trade deal possibly by two years.
For decades, the EU’s central mantra has been that food standards are not up for negotiation
Research published by a team from the University of Stirling has proven the negative impacts of Himalayan balsam on riverbanks
According to the latest Central Statistics Office report, domestic milk intake rose by 5.1% (419.1 million litres) from January to November last year
The Irish Examiner took to the streets of Cork City and asked consumers whether they would buy meat imported from South America
Josephine O'Neill gave an impassioned speech at the Mercosur rally in Athlone on Saturday, highlighting the threat of the trade deal to generational renewal
Tirlán set to expand its 'Farming for Water' project in an effort to improve on-farm economic and environmental performances with members
Farmers and supporters staged a nationwide show of opposition amid fears the EU-Mercosur deal could undermine Irish agriculture
The EU consumer wants cheaper food. It is a misnomer to think consumers are broadly willing to pay a premium for food produced under higher standards, writes rural accountant Kieran Coughlan
The significant rise in the number of consumers using weight-loss drugs has implications for Ireland's food industry as users' appetites for previously loved foods changes
Vote on the key trade agreement comes down to the wire
In dairy cows, one of the key symptoms of bluetongue is a sudden drop in milk yield, while swelling of lips and tongue — particularly in sheep — are other obvious signs