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James Strain attended the Barnett-Hall grain conference in Laois last week and shares his key learnings.
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Latest UN FAO report reveals that for third successive year no progress has been made on reducing world hunger
Brief news snippets from USA, China, Britain and Ukraine.
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European Commissioner for Agriculture Janusz Wojciechowski looks back on a term of ‘crisis management’ and recommends that more money is secured for the next CAP.
Targets in conflict are a recipe for delay and cost escalation. The latest domain for this habit of political evasion is defence policy.
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A clumsy and disappointing pair of factual errors have left me slow to join the pile-on Joe Biden is experiencing, but he is now an outside shot to retain the US presidency.
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The Irish Farmers Journal spoke Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) pig chair Roy Gallie to get an overview of the current climate in the sector.
Neutrality is seen as an expression of sovereignty and echoes the success of the 1939 decision to keep out of World War II.
Companies boosted earnings by holding percentage gross margins steady.
Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue believes that Russia’s invasion of Ukraine could ultimately lead to separate food production and environmental funds for farmers.
