Farming

A hive of native Irish honey bees

Galway study warns native honey bee could be extinct within 80 years

Solar farm

The small Galway community who stood up to defeat solar farm plans

From behind the camera to in front of it: Galway wildlife filmmaker Jack Kelly strikes a pose for the Irish Farmer Calendar 2027.

Galway farmer turned filmmaker bares all for raunchy calendar

Turf on a bog

Major state intervention planned to restore cutaway Galway bogs

Tipperary Farm

Dairy farmer cutting farm electricity costs with solar and batteries

Inside empty farm shed stock image

Gardai investigating serious incident on Galway farm

Clare River in Galway

Galway waterways vulnerable to illegal poaching warn angling group

Pa McHugh after his record-breaking ploughing session

Galway contractor smashes ploughing world record in souped-up tractor

Stock image of slurry being spread

Breaking Farmer dies after accident on Galway farm

Farmers speak out about fuel prices

'We’re too quiet in this country'- Farmers fume over fuel at Ploughing

PICTURES: Thousands descend on Ploughing Championships for Day Two

PICTURES: Thousands arrive for the National Ploughing Championships

The National Ploughing Championships kick off tomorrow with an estimated 80,000 visitors expected

Ploughing Championship punters urged to follow official routes

What Moo looking at? Cow in field

Galway man presented with Farmer Of The Year award

Sheep being handled

Galway man shortlisted for young farmer of the year

A sheep standing in a wet field

Galway farmers warned over 'increasing levels of clinical disease'

The farm and cottage for sale in Ballymoe

PICTURES: Galway farm with three bedroom cottage selling for €400,000
Buyers will also have rights to a 115 acre commonage nearby
Darragh Berry

Europe’s fertiliser plan won’t solve long-term crisis

Crowds all set to flock to next month’s Corrandulla Show

IFA leader criticises EU over fertiliser crisis

Fuel support is most welcome as silage costs remain high

Galway greenway plans will be stymied by CPOs

Average sale price of Galway farmland is over €10k an acre

Mercosur deal fast-tracked as referral backfires

Name of the game to put the heavy Galway rain behind us

Preparat ion is key as the breeding season arrives in Galway

Aiming to ease access for Galway women in farming

New TB 'Action Plan' is a shambles, say IFA
THE Dept. of Agriculture and Minister, Martin Heydon, have come in for scathing criticism from the IFA over their handling of the introduction of the new TB Action Plan.
Francis Farragher

Galway farmers are advised to study TB Plan changes

Galway farmer frustration as factory beef prices 'stay put'

€100m fuel support scheme gets a guarded welcome

March brought another barrage of wind and rain across Galway

New TB control measures outlined by Department

A nature and farming treat on our doorstep

Why are farmers leaving it so late to the transfer of family farm?

Growing fears over 20% cut in CAP budget

€30m tillage payments to be made this week

Tractor is 'a great friend' of the Galway farmer

IFA seek meeting on ‘riddle’ of beef price cuts

IFA hit out at 'stealth cuts' by Department of Agriculture

Wet conditions have made life very difficult for sheep farmers

Heroes' welcome for 'IFA 5' as deal is reached

It pays to be extra careful and to get guidance if needed for BISS

Farmers advised to check zoning for RZLT

Cameras are an essential tool for calving/lambing

Soil testing and correct pH levels are the basic starting points for soil effici...

Connacht farmers to join in on protest

Open letter to Tánaiste and Taoiseach

IFA resolve grows on removal of Murrin

Farmers must be organised to ensure that agriculture stays at top of political a...

A gloomy January but we avoided flood disasters

Galway IFA in Dublin Bord Bia Protest

Athenry farmland could hit €20,000 an acre mark

A good farming year reflected in tractor sales across country

MEPs are last hope of halting deal on Mercosur

Milk yield, calf health and thrive, are all parts of the dairy equation

MEPs are the last remaining hope to reject ‘flawed deal’ with South America

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