GETTING MORE FROM FERTILISER
While the province is still firmly clasped in the grip of winter most farmers will be hoping for some spring like weather very soon. The early start...
MARKETS ON THE MOVE
Following many months of subdued markets with no major supply issues and only the vagaries of currency bringing any volatility to prices the new year...
FEED TRADE FACES CHALLENGES OF 2018
2018 will be a year of many challenges for the provinces Agri-food sector – and not least in the area of farm supplies according to Keith Agnew...
FEED FORUM NOVEMBER 2017
As farmers struggle to salvage the last of their silage crops from waterlogged fields it is obvious that they face a difficult winter. For many,...
INTENSIVE FARMING CAN BE SUSTAINABLE
Sustainable intensification of farming and food production can be achieved - but only through commitment from all partners and the application of new...
WEAK CURRENCY ADDS TO IMPORT BILL
The falling value of sterling is adding millions of pounds to the UK’s import bill every day. The good news for livestock farmers dependent on the...
OFFICIAL RECOGNITION OF HIGH STANDARDS IN THE FEED SECTOR
High standards of safety and manufacturing integrity are a feature of Feed businesses in Northern Ireland and the success of the industry assurance...
LONDON KEY TO BREXIT DEAL
The EU Office in Belfast is the eyes and ears of the Commission in Northern Ireland and is constantly alert to what the EU can offer here whether...
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