Darryl Armitage

Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) is set to showcase the best of Scotch beef and Scotch lamb at this year’s International Food & Drink Event (IFE), taking place in London from 17 to 19 March 2025.

Revolutionary virtual fencing technology – which could transform managing hill and upland suckler herds – is to be extensively trialled in field conditions on four Monitor Farms over the next two years.

Revolutionary virtual fencing technology – which could transform managing hill and upland suckler herds – is to be extensively trialled in field conditions on four Monitor Farms over the next two years.

The Young Farmers’ Clubs of Ulster (YFCU) continue to stand with thousands of farmers across Northern Ireland and the United Kingdom, in response to the proposed changes to inheritance tax laws affecting agricultural land, made by Chancellor Rachel Reeves on Wednesday 30th October 2024.

The Special EU Programmes Body (SEUPB) is encouraging eligible organisations to apply to the Smart Towns and Villages Investment Area, under the PEACEPLUS programme, with €17.1 million of funding available.

On Tuesday 28th January, Crumlin Young Farmers’ Club held their annual general meeting in Crumlin Memorial Hall.

Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) has once again highlighted the world-class quality of Scotch lamb PGI at Gulfood 2025, one of the world’s largest annual food and beverage trade exhibitions.

The Northern Ireland Country Music Awards (NICMA’s) voted by the public returned on Monday 17th February 2025.

Blackface females met a steady demand, with many new buyers, ensuring an 85% clearance at the association’s annual show and sale at Lawrie and Symington, Lanark, where top price was 3600gns and 30 sold to average £1,600.45.

A final year Harper & Keele Veterinary School student hassecured the Royal Association of British Dairy Farmers’ Farm Health Management Award.