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“At Dawn Meats and Dunbia, we recognise that our future relies on the resilience of our natural resources, the wellbeing...
24/08/2026

“At Dawn Meats and Dunbia, we recognise that our future relies on the resilience of our natural resources, the wellbeing of our communities and the stability of our economies and markets,â€� chief executive of Dawn Meats Niall Browne said.

Irish shoppers went to the supermarkets more this summer and bought more when they were there.
24/08/2026

Irish shoppers went to the supermarkets more this summer and bought more when they were there.

The National Farmers Union (NFU), which represents farmers across England and Wales, has brought together farming organi...
24/08/2026

The National Farmers Union (NFU), which represents farmers across England and Wales, has brought together farming organisations to discuss the future of farming businesses; as “farmers and growers reach crisis point.â€�

'Overall, we are probably going to be looking at a deficit, and certainly lower yields.'
24/08/2026

'Overall, we are probably going to be looking at a deficit, and certainly lower yields.'

A vineyard owner is accused of seeking almost €350,000 in EU funding using false information.
24/08/2026

A vineyard owner is accused of seeking almost €350,000 in EU funding using false information.

An assistant dairy manager role in Meath offers a salary of €36,605, with accommodation available if required.
24/08/2026

An assistant dairy manager role in Meath offers a salary of €36,605, with accommodation available if required.

24/08/2026

There’s very little grass left on Tullamore Farm.

Farm manager Shaun Diver gives an update on how the farm is coping with the drought, from feeding cows and calves to managing lambs and fodder supplies.

Full story in the comments below.

The ICMSA says the fodder situation should already be treated as a crisis.
24/08/2026

The ICMSA says the fodder situation should already be treated as a crisis.

The ICSA says fodder needs to move in both directions across the country.
24/08/2026

The ICSA says fodder needs to move in both directions across the country.

Drought has hit potato yields hard, even on crops with access to irrigation.
24/08/2026

Drought has hit potato yields hard, even on crops with access to irrigation.

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