All the latest opinion and comments on the Irish agricultural industry from the Farmers Journal editorial team.
Methane-reducing feed additives are seen as a key tool in tackling emissions from ruminant livestock
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In the past, NI mainly relied on the bureaucrats in Brussels to come up with farm schemes
With a Mercosur deal across the table after 24 years, the new government has its first farming headache.
Feeding the world is clearly an area where science and development can build bridges.
Inheritance taxes are unpopular, precisely because they will rarely match ability to pay, especially for farming assets.
Kerry proposal releases value and includes rewards for shareholders who have been patient for many years. Vote yes, writes Joe Gill.
There has been a repeated failure by government to deal with the reservoir of TB in wildlife
With three seats gained in Cork - and in the fight for a seat in Carlow-Kilkenny - the Social Democrats have had a good election.
With first counts almost completed, we can see how Ireland has voted in this election. But what kind of government will we get as a result?
Collective action is important if farmers are to convince government that changes are required to IHT plans.
