NFU Mutual has responded to today's budget from Chancellor John Healey.
Police and the family of 50-year-old Mark Dinsmore from Bushmills are continuing to appeal for information on his whereabouts, and are today releasing an updated image of him.
A passion for photography has earned a Causeway Coast and Glens Borough Council employee a place among the finalists of a prestigious international competition, putting the spectacular landscapes of the Borough in the global spotlight.
Lough Erne Resort is celebrating a remarkable run of awards success this October, following its latest triumph at the AIB BusinessEye Awards 2026, where it was named winner of the Tourism & Hospitality Award.
With winter ahead, the RSPB is encouraging wildlife-lovers to rehang feeders with seed and peanuts from November 1st to help garden birds through the colder weather as natural supplies become harder to find.
Farming Life is very lucky to have a superb archive of old photographs which date back to the early 1980s.
Although most Irish fairs were but a memory, American, Swiss, German and English pony enthusiasts had made the annual event at Maam Cross in Co Galway, one of the biggest and best known sales in Ireland, reported Farming Life in 1966.
Another fine turnout of 180 cattle on Monday night met with an excellent trade.
The Uplands Symposium 2026 will be a day of discussion and knowledge sharing on the future of Ireland’s uplands.
A great entry of stock saw steers sell to £2690 for a 735kg Charolais (366.00).
The Institute of Auctioneers in Scotland has announced the appointment of John Roberts as its new President. John brings 43 years of experience in the sector, as an auctioneer and more recently in senior executive roles at United Auctions. He succeeds Alan Hutcheon as he hands over the baton after his three-year tenure.
If you are planning to start up a new herd, source a new female line to boost your existing Beef Shorthorn enterprise, or on the hunt for a new stock bull you can't afford to miss this weekend's First Edition online sale hosted by Alfie and Elaine Shaw.
With just 24 hours until the Autumn Budget, Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) president John McLenaghan and parliamentary officer Alexander Kinnear have travelled to Westminster in a final push to ensure the voices and concerns of Northern Ireland’s farming families are heard ahead of the Chancellor’s Budget speech.
A larger entry of sheep on Tuesday’s sale with a firmer trade throughout with an excellent demand for store lambs.
Another school year of community engagement and education activity has kicked off for Quality Meat Scotland (QMS) and the Make it Scotch Ambassadors, reaching around 800 pupils and young people Scotland-wide in the first 2 months of the academic year.
