Agriland

Go behind the scenes of Bord Bia Bloom 2025 #bloom2025

See all the action as silage season got underway on a farm in Co. Kildare "Often during silage season tempers can fray and there can be heated words between family members and lifelong friends as days run into nights until the final load is in the yard. But once the pit is covered all is forgotten." #silage #silage2025 #farmtok

Padraig Cunnane spoke to Agriland about his previous share farming agreement with Shinagh Estates. The share farming agreement on Gurteen farm essentially sees two separate businesses operate from the one holding with two separate sets of accounts.

Kerry Desmond spoke to Agriland about his share farming agreement with Shinagh Estates. The share farming agreement on Gurteen farm essentially sees two separate businesses operate from the one holding with two separate sets of accounts.

Farmers protest in heart of Dublin city over future of CAP funding Catch up on the latest in Irish agriculture with The Farming Week podcast, brought to you by AXA Ireland Listen & Follow wherever you get your podcasts.

The new 2024 Teagasc Student of the Year, Kate Curran, has said that farming is a “great way of life” after receiving the award in Dublin today (May 22) . “I’m slowly starting to say to myself, ‘Kate you need to believe in yourself, you are as good as them’.”

#inCaseYouMissedIt Earlier this month, as part of the River Blackwater Catchment Series, we spoke to Dairygold milk supplier, Kevin Twomey. Kevin is milking 480 cows in Ballyhooley, Co. Cork alongside the River Blackwater valley, on 450 acres of land. #collab

10 cattle struck by lightning in Cavan. Catch up on the latest in Irish agriculture with The Farming Week podcast, brought to you by AXA Ireland Listen & Follow wherever you get your podcasts.

Go behind the scenes of Ireland's latest agri-food trade mission to Japan and see how Bord Bia and DAFM are showcasing premium Irish produce.

ABP is marking ten years of on-farm climate research at its Carlow Demonstration Farm, the farm’s carbon footprint is 32% lower than the average beef farm in Ireland, based on Bord Bia data.

Dairy farmer Sean Tracey, based in Paradise, Tomhaggard, Co. Wexford is milking 66 cows with great help from his 12-year-old daughter Amelia. Sean runs a simple enough system, where he milks 66 Holstein Friesian cows, keeps on all of the calves on the farm to fatten, and has about 60ac in tillage as well.

Beef prices cool off. Catch up on the latest in Irish agriculture with The Farming Week podcast, brought to you by AXA Ireland Listen & Follow wherever you get your podcasts.

Coming up on Agriland this weekend, we meet Wexford farmer Sean Tracey who is milking 66 cows with his young daughter Amelia's help. #farming

‘No good reasons to allow tractors’ to use motorways – hauliers Catch up on the latest in Irish agriculture with The Farming Week podcast, brought to you by AXA Ireland Listen & Follow wherever you get your podcasts. #thefarmingweek