Agri-Business
Farmers are on alert after the detection of bluetongue virus (BTV-3) in three sheep on a farm in...
N.Ireland
Further investment is needed in Northern Ireland's rural fire and rescue services after a 73%...
A new farm safety campaign has been launched in Northern Ireland, urging older farmers to recognise the risks on their farms.
A food manufacturing company in Northern Ireland has been fined in court following a serious injury to an employee.
Production equipment from Trouw Nutrition's Belfast manufacturing plant will be sold at auction following closure of the facility last month.
Farmers in Northern Ireland with an interest in how agricultural research can help the sector are being encouraged to join a new forum.
The dairy sector remains a driving force across the entire farming industry, according to Danske Bank’s head of agriculture, Rodney Brown.
Two pupils from Ballymena Academy have been crowned overall winners of the 2026 ABP Angus Youth Challenge.
The UK Met Office has named the second storm of the season as Storm Boelo is expected to bring...
Changing the mindset of farmers will be key to developing vibrant forestry and woodland development...
Shortening the production and processing chain will be key in delivering sustainability across the farming and food and drink sectors.
Farmers in Northern Ireland are advised to be alert following the detection of Shamonda virus in the Republic of Ireland.
An effective bovine tuberculosis (bTB) eradication programme must address wildlife transmission, according to the Ulster Farmers’ Union.
DAERA's management of Northern Ireland’s protected sites for nature is being investigated by the Office of Environmental Protection.
A new survey is asking farmers to share their experiences in an attempt to improve farm safety in Northern Ireland.
A range of new beef business support tools intended to assist beef producers assess production options has been launched.
Teenagers interested in agriculture are being called on to take part in this year's ABP Angus youth challenge.
The financial and emotional impact of rural crime in Northern Ireland is being highlighted as Rural Crime Week NI 2026 kicks off.
A two-week extension to a NI public consultation on options for potential wildlife intervention to help tackle bTB has been announced.
Herd keepers in Northern Ireland will be able to identify newborn cattle using approved electronic identification ear tags from next week.
A new generation of young women are making their mark in a very positive way, both at farm level and within the agri-business sector.
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs confirmed that the Bovine Genetics Genotyping Scheme will open on September 1.
A series of open days focused on "smart sheep farming" are set to take place in Northern Ireland next month.
