With heatwaves across most of Europe and great rivers falling to record lows, the effects of the extreme weather on farmers is likely to flow across the continent, and possibly beyond.

Most growers try to get rid of pests, but at a former tomato greenhouse near Karaka, Chris Thompson and his team need them to thrive. He picks up a leaf of a tobacco plant - grown for its "pest magnet ...

The Federal Government has earmarked about 33,000 hectares of land in the Federal Capital Territory (FCT) for livestock ...

Farmers facing a double hit from drought and bluetongue are being offered emergency financial support as concern grows over ...

ATHENS — While they aren’t trying to be a revival of Ted Clark’s, Sheep Hill Farm Market and Deli aims to bring back that locally sourced, community-based go-to place for both prepared foods and ...

Agriland was in attendance at Carnaross Mart in Co. Meath to hear from farmers about how they've been dealing with the ...

Martin Merrick discusses assessing fodder supplies now and creating a plan, as well as the targets and timing of SCEP ...

On a hot August afternoon, wool expert Brent Roeder strode among sheep, combing his fingers through their fleece to assess ...

Irish farmers are asked to remain vigilant for clinical signs as the UK reports over 280 cases of Bluetongue (BVT) so far this season. As of August 10, the department for environment, food and rural ...

Severe drought has "killed thousands of livestock and left over 4,000 hectares of farmland" without satisfactory yields in Abergelle Yechila district in the Central Tigray Zone, as persistent rainfall ...