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Beef

Downward trajectory for BVD-positive cases

Dairy

2 days ago

Downward trajectory for BVD-positive cases

The amount of positive bovine viral diarrhoea (BVD) cases is continuing to follow a downward trajectory in Ireland.

Profit boost for beef processor despite soaring cattle prices

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Profit boost for beef processor despite soaring cattle prices

One of the largest beef processors in the UK and Ireland has reported pre-tax profits of more than £20 million for 2025.

UK govt cuts tariffs on lamb and beef exports into Switzerland

Sheep

7 days ago

UK govt cuts tariffs on lamb and beef exports into Switzerland

The UK government has secured "improved market access" for British lamb, beef and dairy in a new trade agreement with Switzerland.

UK market data on consumer awareness of different beef breeds

Beef

8 days ago

UK market data on consumer awareness of different beef breeds

Named beef breeds accounted for 2.6% of all retail beef sales in the UK over the past year, equivalent to 15,700t.

Agriland beef journalist chosen for prestigious global Young Leaders award

Agri-Business

11 days ago

Agriland beef journalist chosen for prestigious global Young Leaders award

Agriland technical beef journalist, Breifne O'Brien is the only journalist from Ireland who has...

N.Ireland

13 days ago

Summer study tour for ABP Angus Youth Challenge finalists

The four finalist teams in this year's ABP Angus Youth Challenge have just completed their summer study tour.

Summer study tour for ABP Angus Youth Challenge finalists

Beef

21 days ago

Welsh govt announces new BVD rules from next month onwards

New legislation will come into force in Wales on July 1 as the government has announced the next phase of its BVD eradication programme.

Welsh govt announces new BVD rules from next month onwards

Dairy

23 days ago

The influence of first cut silage test results

First cut silage is fully wrapped up with many farmers now eyeing up second cuts, if it has not been done already.

The influence of first cut silage test results

Beef

24 days ago

GB farms see rise in cattle numbers under 12 months

Younger cattle numbers are beginning to rise on farms in Great Britain (GB), latest figures from the British Cattle Movement Service show.

GB farms see rise in cattle numbers under 12 months

Beef

1 month ago

ABP to further develop NI integrated dairy calf-to-beef system

ABP is confirming the company’s continuing commitment to an integrated dairy calf-to-beef system in Northern Ireland.

ABP to further develop NI integrated dairy calf-to-beef system

Beef

1 month ago

Food business revenue continues to grow for M&S

Marks & Spencer (M&S) has just recorded a third consecutive year of growth with turnover for 2025/2026 totalling £13.9 billion.

Food business revenue continues to grow for M&S

Beef

1 month ago

JBS set to close US beef factory with capacity for 1,950 cattle/day

Global meat producer JBS has announced the planned closure of two of its facilities located in the US states of Pennsylvania and Tennessee.

JBS set to close US beef factory with capacity for 1,950 cattle/day

N.Ireland

1 month ago

‘Tremendous’ turnout of young handlers at Armagh Show 2026

One positive feature of this year’s Armagh Show was the turn-out of young handlers across all the competition sections of the event.

‘Tremendous’ turnout of young handlers at Armagh Show 2026

N.Ireland

1 month ago

Beef farmers ‘can’t be green if they are in the red’ – CAFRE senior manager

NI beef producers must be allowed to achieve ongoing realistic levels of economic sustainability, a senior academic manager has stressed.

Beef farmers ‘can’t be green if they are in the red’ – CAFRE senior manager

Beef

1 month ago

NZ sheep and beef farm profit expected to jump 96% year-on-year

New Zealand sheep and beef farm profit is expected to increase 96% to NZ$287,600 per farm for the 2025/2026 year.

NZ sheep and beef farm profit expected to jump 96% year-on-year

Beef

1 month ago

Rising use of obesity medications ‘good news’ for red meat sector – LMC

The increased use of obesity medications can be a good news story for the red meat industries, a beef conference has heard today.

Rising use of obesity medications ‘good news’ for red meat sector – LMC

Beef

1 month ago

England to deploy bTB vaccine by 2030 under new strategy

England plans to achieve officially bTB-free status by 2038 under a new strategy, with hopes of deploying a vaccine for the disease by 2030.

England to deploy bTB vaccine by 2030 under new strategy

Dairy

1 month ago

Farmers warned potential impact of heat stress far from over

Though temperatures soared in late May and early June, for autumn calvers, the full effect of the heat stress may not be felt until calving.

Farmers warned potential impact of heat stress far from over

Agri-Business

1 month ago

NZ red meat sector aims to grow exports to $23bn by 2035

Beef + Lamb New Zealand (B+LNZ) is aiming to grow the export value of New Zealand’s red meat sector to NZ$23 billion by 2035.

NZ red meat sector aims to grow exports to $23bn by 2035

Agri-Business

1 month ago

Analysis: China to reshape global trade flows for beef

China could reshape trade flows for beef globally according to a food/agricultural commodity market research organisation.

Analysis: China to reshape global trade flows for beef

Dairy

1 month ago

Making the most of your fertiliser with sulphur

When spreading nutrients this summer, it is easy to just throw out slurry and chemical fertiliser, but it vital to remember sulphur.

Making the most of your fertiliser with sulphur

Beef

2 months ago

FAO: Poultry meat surpasses beef & dairy growth over past 60 years

The global supply of terrestrial animal source food (TASF), driven mainly by egg, poultry and pig meat, has seen a significant increase.

FAO: Poultry meat surpasses beef & dairy growth over past 60 years

Beef

2 months ago

Falkland Estate slaughters 271 'untraceable cattle' after investigation

Falkland Estate confirmed that it has slaughtered 271 cattle on its farm after failing a Scottish government inspection for non-compliance with regulations.

Falkland Estate slaughters 271 'untraceable cattle' after investigation

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