Pressure to cut carbon emissions mounts as war forces fuel and fertiliser prices to soar

Revenue denies it ever decided to grant tax relief for alcohol purchased to make sanitiser

‘If there was ever a year we were going to be wiped out, this is the year,’ ICSA meeting told

Officials to draw up a plan over the weekend on how to grow more crops in coming season

Cork-based start-up was founded in 2018 by Ronan Murphy and Mark Brosnan

Tánaiste assures dairy farmers new carbon budgets won’t put limits on milk production

Body rejects any claim of singling Mahon out over his allegations of doping in the sport

Diplomacy and the businessman’s own dogged negotiations brought him home, not loud calls for action

Previously exports had to come from cattle slaughtered while under 30 months

Scientists are trying to find a commercially viable way to transform animal stem cells into marbled steak or sushi-grade salmon

New Department of Agriculture plan aims to tackle timber shortage

Oireachtas committee hears 6,000km of hedgerows being removed every year

UK’s exit has increased costs, paperwork and border delays for businesses, says committee

Farmers are calling for more action to control dogs after several grisly mauling incidents

Inside Politics: Poots upped the ante with an order to halt post-Brexit checks at NI ports

Coveney joins NI politicians in condemning move by North’s Minister of Agriculture

Bottleneck is hitting house building, slowing supply of timber, forcing many to import it

Pollution worries mount among contractors who say task should be done at safest time

Growers and charities are getting perfectly edible ‘reject’ produce to those who need it

Establishment of the fund was one of the recommendations of a seafood sector taskforce established after Brexit

Sea border inspection figures cast protocol in a gentler orange light

‘If no other action happens we will have mushroom companies in Monaghan closing down in three to six months,’ says senator

Substantial progress on methane emissions not expected to accelerate until second carbon budget

Umbrella group representing 25 snail farms, says that supporting sector is ‘a no-brainer’

Department braced for quadrupling of vet health certs on food exports from next year

Plan to credit every domestic electricity account-holder will cost €210m in total

Cabinet set to approve €210m plan that will benefit all homes regardless of means

Overall number of farms fell by 3.4% but dairy cow herd increased by almost half

Culling took place at commercial premises in Tyrone, more birds to be culled in Antrim

Clare under red wind warning overnight while orange alert extended to Dublin

President could be on the Bob Cratchit shift as Government leaves its shopping late

Accurate ways to measure carbon in hedgerows are emerging

Experts concerned an avian flu variant could ‘jump’ and cause outbreak in humans

Former minister Finian McGrath joins team Shelbourne FC as public affairs officer

Lorraine Costello brought a challenge to ruling from Minister for Agriculture

While there is no evidence that cats or dogs spread the virus to humans, a jab is feasible

Latest incident of H5N1 in chickens follows virus detected in 30,000-strong flock of turkeys

Scottish seed potato producer evokes Famine in letter to Minister for Agriculture

Cabinet approval to be sought for €66m decommissioning scheme to shrink the size of the whitefish fleet

Rapid testing option means ‘catching people if they just don’t know they are unwell’