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Global dairy shortage looming – Bord Bia seminar

The Bord Bia dairy market seminar heard the best-case scenario is that European milk supply will grow by just 0.2% per year for the next five years, writes Aidan Brennan.

NEWS 27 March 2025

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That's the spirit: Irish distillers on the cutting edge of innovation

That's the spirit: Irish distillers on the cutting edge of innovation

NEWS 12 March 2025

Food expert tells NI to keep going for growth

Food expert tells NI to keep going for growth

NORTHERN IRELAND 5 March 2025

How Irish farmers could be affected by a UK nuclear accident

How Irish farmers could be affected by a UK nuclear accident

How Irish farmers could be affected by a UK nuclear accident

NEWS 26 February 2025

Wind energy saves Ireland €1.2bn on gas bills – Wind Energy Ireland

Wind energy saves Ireland €1.2bn on gas bills – Wind Energy Ireland

Wind energy saves Ireland €1.2bn on gas bills – Wind Energy Ireland

RENEWABLES 17 February 2025

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How Irish farmers could be affected by a UK nuclear accident

How Irish farmers could be affected by a UK nuclear accident

Documents provided to the Irish Farmers Journal by the EPA show that officials discussed the fallout of a nuclear accident with the Department of Environment in 2022.

NEWS 14 December 2024

Wind energy saves Ireland €1.2bn on gas bills – Wind Energy Ireland

Wind energy saves Ireland €1.2bn on gas bills – Wind Energy Ireland

Around one third of Ireland’s electricity came from wind energy last year, saving around €1.2 bn in gas in 2024, according to Wind Energy Ireland.

RENEWABLES 14 December 2024

Colm McCarthy: better prospects of climate policy shift in Europe

Colm McCarthy: better prospects of climate policy shift in Europe

If Ireland cut emissions to zero it would do nothing to address the global crisis.

VIEWPOINTS 14 December 2024

China’s beef import policy matters to Ireland

China’s beef import policy matters to Ireland

With Irish beef exports to China suspended, it may seem that China's beef import policy doesn't matter much to Irish farmers, but that isn't the case.

NEWS 14 December 2024

December a big month for renewable electricity

December a big month for renewable electricity

Despite the many challenges facing the renewable sector, it played a crucial role in providing Ireland’s electricity during the month of December.

RENEWABLES 14 December 2024

Power up: Irish protein-rich products that pack a punch

Power up: Irish protein-rich products that pack a punch

Protein in your daily diet can help with a number of health goals, but how good are the protein-enriched products on our shelves? We look at the Irish products making the cut, writes Janine Kennedy.

NEWS 14 December 2024

EU’s slice of global agri-food markets ‘shrinking’

EU’s slice of global agri-food markets ‘shrinking’

Less of the global trade in agri-food products will be filled by the EU in the years ahead as production looks set to fall.

NEWS 14 December 2024

Poultry to buck EU farm output decline trend

Poultry to buck EU farm output decline trend

The European Commission’s outlook for the coming 10 years points towards more poultry, but less pigmeat, being produced on EU farms.

POULTRY 14 December 2024

UK imports of Irish poultry up 19% in 2024

UK imports of Irish poultry up 19% in 2024

Joe Burke takes a look at Irish poultry markets and what 2025 might hold for the poultry industry.

POULTRY 14 December 2024

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New for 2025: Syngenta enters grassland market with CASPER ®

Syngenta Ireland recently launched CASPER®, a new broadleaved weed herbicide for newly sown and established grassland.

New for 2025: Syngenta enters grassland market with CASPER ®

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