A group of protesters in tractors have taken to the streets of London today (July 8) calling on politicians to protect British food standards and animal welfare.

Farm families across four counties have pooled their efforts and donated 18 jeeps, an ambulance, 32 generators, thermal clothing and emergency medical

Robert Tobin's farm has gone from eight ewes and five bullocks to a 120 cow Wicklow dairy farm of 120 crossbred dairy cows.

Meet the Kilkenny cat with a difference - a rescue that helped secure a book deal for his social media savvy farmer owner.

AgriLand spotted this miniature tub feeder at the FTMTA Farm Machinery Show (2019) - in Punchestown (near Naas, Co. Kildare)

Prices farmers are getting from factories today (July 24) for spring lamb are now €1/kg less than they were receiving last month (June 26).

It’s time that we brought in a rule mandating anyone who comments about Irish farming to have some genuine experience of the industry.

A prominent TD has hit out at what he calls the "attack after attack on rural past times, pursuits and sports".

Minister for Enterprise Simon Coveney said that the concerns of farmers about the proposed EU Nature Restoration Law must be listened to.

A sheep farmer from Ballylee, Gort, Co. Galway who has just concluded work on her repair project under the latest tranche of the Traditional

List young farmers using social media to promote the industry and it’ll likely not be long before the ‘Red Shepherdess’ gets a mention. 27-year-old Hannah

O'Neills has brought out new Christmas themed GAA jerseys, perfect for a stocking filler for some farmers!

It’s the 10th of the 10th 2020. If Irish farmers were ever to get a public holiday this should surely be it.

Tipperary dairy farmer, John Fogarty, discusses management of hedgerows on farms to help pollinators in a new video.

A motion seeking to ban hare coursing brought by two Green Party members of Cork County Council has been heavily defeated today

David Kerr milks a dairy herd of 155 cows under a spring-calving system in Ballyfin, Co. Laois.

For this week's Dairy Focus, Agriland made the trip down to the rebel county to the farm of Denis O'Donovan, on the Wild Atlantic Way.

The national herd has reduced by over 550,000 head in the past 20 years, latest figures from the DAFM have revealed.

Irish MEPs have been urged to use their vote to "block an attempt by plant-based products to ride on the coat-tails of meat", the IFA says.

Over a 294 day lactation, the cows produced 583kg of solids from a concentrate input of 1.6t/cow.

More than 2,000 retired greyhounds were rehomed in 2021 - a record-making number, according to the Irish Retired Greyhound Trust

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín is to introduce a bill which would ensure a minimum of a 10-month prison sentence for stealing a pet.

Restoring outbuildings can be slow, but for the Satchwells from East Galway, a bonus came in a breeding pair of barn owls, with two young.

AgriLand.ie has appointed Stella Meehan as news editor. She joins a growing team in bringing readers the most important and up-to-date news.

Reducing the number of dairy cows in Ireland would have a negative impact on the environment according to Gijs Scholman from Lely.

Aontú leader Peadar Tóibín is to introduce a bill which would ensure a minimum of a 10-month prison sentence for stealing a pet.

Rescuing a Kilkenny cat has seen farmer, Suzanna Crampton, "get the cream" as it inspired her to write a book based on the adventures of her adopted feline, Bodacious.

A massive community effort averted a catastrophe after bog fires broke out in Donadea, Co. Kildare, last week.

Livestock emissions are completely different than fossil fuel emissions, according to global air pollution expert Dr. Frank Mitloehner.

Clelands' supermarkets has informed customers that it will not 'insult' the farming  community by selling below cost produce.

List young farmers using social media to promote the industry and it’ll likely not be long before the ‘Red Shepherdess’ gets a mention. 27-year-old Hannah

The industry and farmers are feeling the need to diversify away from perennial ryegrass, and into other areas, such as multi-species swards.