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13/12/2025

Trump is having to bail out his support base, who have been hit hardest by his policies.

13/12/2025

Irish food and drink exports to China are at the lowest level since 2016

China’s success has not led to opportunities for Irish exporters

13/12/2025

The milk cheque was down, but we still paid the bills, writes David Clarke.

Once-a-day milking - marvellous or madness? - 10 December 2025

13/12/2025

An Australian politician got a bit of a land recently. While showing off his snake enclosure on pet-cam, he got more than he bargained for.

13/12/2025

Oil prices seem set to fall further in 2026.

Global benchmark oil prices are expected to fall further next year.

13/12/2025

Take a look at some of the jobs in the farming sector this week.

13/12/2025

Demand was sharp for the top-tier bulls, as nine bulls sold for €10,000 or more.

Watch: Charolais bulls sell to €15,500 in Elphin - 08 December 2025

13/12/2025

The Minister said that Irish grain is among the most sustainable grain in the World.

Minister Heydon wants to reduce reliance on animal feed imports - 10 December 2025

13/12/2025

Auto-enrolment: a small cost that builds a big future.

How will Auto-enrolment impact your payslip in January?

13/12/2025

New challenge on the way for 2026 in the shape of a technically revised and more competitive Ineos Grenadier 4x4.

12/12/2025

While bullock prices held firm last week, this week saw a slippage in price, with the only positive in trade being heavier heifers and heifer weanlings, which recorded an increase.

Martin Merrick reports on the weekly cattle trade, as cattle prices reduce further ahead of the pre-Christmas lull.

12/12/2025

There was no let-up in demand for breeding heifers at Skibbereen Mart's annual fatstock show and sale last week, with up to €11.43/kg paid out in a busy sale.

Camera at the Mart: top of €7,900 for Skibbereen fat stock show and sale - 10 December 2025

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