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The smuggling of animals has become a serious threat putting Northern Ireland at risk of bringing in bluetongue.
The injustice of the inheritance tax measures has put many feet on the street in the UK, writes Joe Collingborn.
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Factory prices for finished cattle and lambs continue to rise in Northern Ireland, as processors continue to chase supplies.
Inheritance taxes are unpopular, precisely because they will rarely match ability to pay, especially for farming assets.
Base milk prices in Northern Ireland have moved ahead of those being paid to dairy farmers in Britain.
AHDB predicts that beef production in Britain will significantly by 2030 compared with 2023 baseline
The beef trade in NI has seen prices rising to record highs during late November.
Weekly round-up of news from the farming industry in Northern Ireland.
The sheep were found hidden on a lorry coming into NI from Britain, DAERA has confirmed.
