Australia

'We don’t have any family in Ireland' – Anna Thomson-Moore on Barne Estate sale

High Court hears why the birth of Richard and Anna Thomson-Moore’s son Teddy, who needs specialist care, led to the decision to sell their 751ac estate in south Tipperary.

NEWS 10 July 2025

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Canada and New Zealand: benchmark for Australia’s quota ambitions

Canada and New Zealand: benchmark for Australia’s quota ambitions

NEWS 9 July 2025

Irish woman joins Herefords Australia backroom team

Irish woman joins Herefords Australia backroom team

DEALER 9 July 2025

Australian beef exports reach record of 134,593t in June

Australian beef exports reach record of 134,593t in June

Australian beef exports reach record of 134,593t in June

NEWS 5 July 2025

Close to record cattle and sheep processing in Australia

Close to record cattle and sheep processing in Australia

Close to record cattle and sheep processing in Australia

NEWS 4 July 2025

Brendan Moynihan: ‘GP said I was too young for bowel cancer...he was wrong’

Brendan Moynihan: ‘GP said I was too young for bowel cancer...he was wrong’

Cork man Brendan Moynihan was diagnosed with bowel cancer in 2022 at age 38. Now he is a proud ambassador for Bowel Cancer Australia.

HEALTH 4 June 2025

41% of Australian sheep farmers plan to reduce ewe numbers

41% of Australian sheep farmers plan to reduce ewe numbers

Confidence in sheep production in the world’s largest sheepmeat-exporting nation is being significantly dented by persistent drought presenting challenges for producers in maintaining larger flocks.

NEWS 4 June 2025

Flock declines in key sheep-producing nations leaves 'a lot less lamb around'

Flock declines in key sheep-producing nations leaves 'a lot less lamb around'

Bord Bia expects sheep prices to remain steady as declining sheep supplies are met with stable demand for lamb.

NEWS 4 June 2025

Record highs for Australian lamb prices

Record highs for Australian lamb prices

The trade is being boosted by a seasonal tightness in supply with finished lambs trading at the equivalent of €5.90/kg and light lambs at €5.20/kg.

MARKETS 4 June 2025

Factories need to reverse recent price cuts - IFA

Factories need to reverse recent price cuts - IFA

Factories’ beef price cuts are a shortsighted approach, according to the IFA.

NEWS 4 June 2025

Advisory culture has treated farmers with contempt, Teagasc seminar hears

Advisory culture has treated farmers with contempt, Teagasc seminar hears

Farmers need to feel trusted and valued, and too often that has not been their experience, Professor Frank Vanclay claimed.

NEWS 4 June 2025

New vets should have to work in Ireland after graduating - vet

New vets should have to work in Ireland after graduating - vet

Rachel Donovan speaks to vets around the country about how hard it is to source large animal vets to join their practices.

NEWS 4 June 2025

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Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland

Good farm security is crucial for protecting your property, livestock, and equipment from theft, vandalism, and other risks. Explore practical farm security ideas from PhoneWatch.

Top farm security ideas to keep your property safe in Ireland

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