All the latest opinion and comments on the Irish agricultural industry from the Farmers Journal editorial team.
If we cannot get good by-products at a competitive price, then we will unwillingly replace them with imported product which does nobody any good.
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Flying 20,000 people to remote Baku will have made a non-trivial contribution to carbon emissions all on its own.
UK leader went to COP 29 and while he made a tweak to UK emissions reduction commitment, the journey remains basically the same.
From Kerry across to Wexford and back again to Clare, here's a look at half the rural constituencies in the general election.
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The potential upside is that these farmers have what the EU now values very highly, but has paid very little for.
The event takes place at 7.30pm on Monday 18 November at the Eikon Exhibition Centre, Lisburn
All of these uncertainties leave a major exporter such as Ireland's food sector dependent on meeting quality criteria.
Weather conditions are ideal for aphids, the same conditions also seem to favour slugs.
Trade access to US markets and the tax bonanza are under threat with the focus on protectionism in the recent US election.
The annual gathering to discuss the global response to climate change starts this coming week, but has attracted little attention.
