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NZ sheep and beef farmers face tight margins despite strong prices

Beef

4 days ago

NZ sheep and beef farmers face tight margins despite strong prices

Sheep and beef farmers in New Zealand can expect continued strong red meat returns in 2026/2027 though margins are likely to tighten.

Brazil beef exports hit record value and volumes in first 6 months

N.Ireland

5 days ago

Brazil beef exports hit record value and volumes in first 6 months

Beef exports from Brazil posted a record performance in the first half (H1) of 2026 in terms of both volume and value.

Australian Wagyu fillet crowned ‘World’s Best Steak’

N.Ireland

6 days ago

Australian Wagyu fillet crowned ‘World’s Best Steak’

Three steaks from across the island of Ireland are among the winners of the 2026 edition of the World Steak Challenge.

Irish cattle prices under pressure as GB gap widens

N.Ireland

10 days ago

Irish cattle prices under pressure as GB gap widens

Irish cattle prices have come under renewed pressure in recent weeks, widening the gap with Great Britain (GB).

Antrim demo hill farm turning to tech to boost output

N.Ireland

14 days ago

Antrim demo hill farm turning to tech to boost output

The benefits of managing hill farms proactively have been confirmed by research and development work carried out in Northern Ireland.

N.Ireland

14 days ago

UFU meets Irish MEP on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has met with Irish MEP Ciaran Mullooly on Brazilian beef and poultry products.

UFU meets Irish MEP on Brazilian beef as EU ban kicks in

Beef

15 days ago

PM non-committal on Brazilian beef import ban

Prime Minister Andy Burnham has been warned that Brazilian beef imports could begin to out-compete UK-grown products within days.

PM non-committal on Brazilian beef import ban

N.Ireland

16 days ago

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

Herd keepers in Northern Ireland will be able to identify newborn cattle using approved electronic identification ear tags from next week.

Voluntary EID tags available for NI cattle from next week

Dairy

17 days ago

Risk of lungworm back on the cards as rain falls

With rain beginning to fall following a prolonged period of dry weather, the risk of lungworm is back on the table.

Risk of lungworm back on the cards as rain falls

Beef

19 days ago

How beef carcass prices affect supermarket prices

Farmgate and retail beef prices are linked - but falls in farmgate prices can take time to appear on supermarket shelves.

How beef carcass prices affect supermarket prices

Beef

19 days ago

Global beef production forecast to fall by 2% this year

Global beef production is expected to decline 2% in 2026 as supplies tighten across several major producing regions, according to Rabobank.

Global beef production forecast to fall by 2% this year

N.Ireland

22 days ago

Over 99% of cattle in Northern Ireland now BVD negative

The number of cattle in Northern Ireland that have a negative status for BVD is now over 99% of the total population for the first time.

Over 99% of cattle in Northern Ireland now BVD negative

N.Ireland

23 days ago

Aberdeen-Angus breeders go back to their roots

A number of high profile Aberdeen-Angus breeders have decided to re-introduce older bloodlines within their herds.

Aberdeen-Angus breeders go back to their roots

Dairy

24 days ago

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

Shamonda virus has been infecting cattle across Europe this month, with Defra currently keeping a close eye on how it might impact the UK.

New midge-borne virus infecting cattle across Europe

Dairy

24 days ago

Bluetongue cases up to almost 600 in UK

Cases of bluetongue in the UK have risen to 593 so far this season, according to the Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs.

Bluetongue cases up to almost 600 in UK

N.Ireland

24 days ago

Prices continue to strengthen at pedigree beef and dairy cattle sales

Recent months have seen average sale prices for pedigree beef and dairy cattle continue to strengthen in the UK.

Prices continue to strengthen at pedigree beef and dairy cattle sales

Dairy

29 days ago

BSE rears its head in a cow in Scotland

A case of classical bovine spongiform encephalopathy (BSE) has been confirmed in a cow on a farm in Dumfries and Galloway in Scotland.

BSE rears its head in a cow in Scotland

Agri-Business

1 month ago

US meat giant to restructure beef strategy amid ‘historic’ cattle shortage

Tyson Foods has announced that it is to close two major beef processing facilities and to sell another amid a "historic" cattle shortage.

US meat giant to restructure beef strategy amid ‘historic’ cattle shortage

N.Ireland

1 month ago

Will scorching heat test nitrates rules on slurry spreading across Europe?

Farmers have spent the summer locked in a losing battle with scorching heat and drought but will nitrates rules also become an issue?

Will scorching heat test nitrates rules on slurry spreading across Europe?

N.Ireland

1 month ago

Third Scottish bluetongue case confirmed as UK numbers spike

The Department for Environment, Food and Rural Affairs (Defra) has confirmed a third case of bluetongue in Scotland.

Third Scottish bluetongue case confirmed as UK numbers spike

N.Ireland

1 month ago

Ulster beef and lamb championships raise weight limits for 2026

Weight limit changes have been announced for the ninth Royal Ulster Premier Beef & Lamb Championships to be held in November.

Ulster beef and lamb championships raise weight limits for 2026

Bluetongue

1 month ago

Bluetongue 'taking a grip' on Scotland as second case confirmed

The bluetongue virus is already 'taking a grip' on Scotland with a second case confirmed in the country, according to government officials.

Bluetongue 'taking a grip' on Scotland as second case confirmed

Dairy

1 month ago

Wales extends TB trials as pilots prove successful

The battle against TB continues in Wales, following the government's extension of two pilot projects tackling the disease.

Wales extends TB trials as pilots prove successful

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