DUP Deputy Leader and Agriculture Spokesperson Michelle McIlveen MLA has said the party will oppose the Areas with Natural ...

The United Nations has said global food security levels are at record lows and that too is pointing to higher prices. War ...

March has arrived and with the onset of spring comes the expectation of ewes and lambs making such a wonderful addition to ...

Speaking at the annual meeting of the Irish Ayrshire Cattle Society in Belfast in 1951, the president, Mr R King, said that ...

With new BVD movement restrictions in place on breakdown herds and on individual females in those herds over 12 months of age ...

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With store cattle prices at historically high levels, livestock farmers will be extremely keen to maximise the growth achieved by their stock over the coming weeks.

Recent years have seen Barley Yellow Dwarf Virus (BYDV) constituting a very significant yield threat when it comes to the growing of both winter and spring cereal crops.

The AFBI Grassland Insights – From Soil to Sward webinar series concludes on Wednesday, 25 March at 8pm with a practical, forward‑looking session titled ‘Where to invest to optimise grassland ...

A tremendous show with exceptionally good cattle in every class was how judge William Smith described the Northern Ireland Limousin Young Breeders’ Rising Stars Calf Show, held at Ballymena Mart.

Following the Royal Ulster Agricultural Society’s Annual Meeting, held on Friday, 6th March at the T3 Conference Centre, the ...

Few challenges are more frustrating in the calf shed than seeing a healthy calf lose thrive due to digestive upset. Loose dung in the early weeks of life can quickly impact growth, vigour and overall ...