Farmlay Eggs, the family-run business that has been producing eggs in the heart of Aberdeenshire since 1946, is delighted to ...

The organisers of Holiday World Show Belfast have announced that Northern Ireland’s biggest celebration of travel and tourism ...

The damage caused on farms by hunts and stress endured by families was heard today by the AERA committee during evidence in ...

Co Antrim based scaffolding company, 7 Towers Scaffolding Ltd, has been fined £20,000 today after an employee was fatally ...

Two Year 12 pupils from Ballymena Academy were announced as overall winners of the 2026 ABP Angus Youth Challenge at an ...

‘This Place, Our Place’, the festival theme, will explore where we come from and where we belong. It will also celebrate ...

Ulster Unionist Deputy Leader and Agriculture Spokesperson Diana Armstrong MLA has welcomed the launch of the Biomethane ...

Trade was very sharp for all sorts of sheep. Fat lambs sold to £165, fat ewes made up to £218 and store lambs were very sharp ...

More cattle on offer as the grazing season comes to an end, with demand steady for all types, weights and breeds.

A good entry of 515 calves and weanlings on Thursday 15th October which met with an outstanding trade for all types on offer.

While weanling heifers sold to £1940 for a 455kg Charolais (426.00).

Armagh Down UFU members are being encouraged to come along to a group meeting at Caledon Estate, combining a ...