Police can confirm that a woman has died following a road traffic collision on the Portaferry Road on Friday 25th April.

With many ewes and lambs now settled at grass there are several key issues to be aware of to ensure that lambs meet their target growth rates to have them finished and off farm in a timely manner.

Recognising the need to balance food production and environmental responsibility ABP’s pioneering PRISM 2030 initiative is ...

Consultancy, APK-Inform, estimates that Ukraine’s 2025 rapeseed crop will fall to 3.39 Mt (USDA: 3.8Mt), down from 3.70 Mt in ...

Almost every day sees stories breaking of new technologies driving forward different aspects of agricultural research, writes ...

Robin Swann MP has secured a meeting with the Parliamentary Under-Secretary of State for Scotland for local businesses ...

A series of Soil Nutrient Health Scheme (SNHS) training events will get underway in Downpatrick on Tuesday, May 6th.

The Ulster Farmers’ Union acknowledges confirmation from DAERA Minister Andrew Muir, that a sheep support scheme is now a ...

Coleraine’s Causeway Speciality Market has said a tearful goodbye to one its longest standing stallholders, Lilian Kennedy of ...

SPAR NI has announced the return of its Community Cashback Grant, which, for the sixth year, will enable organisations to ...

The College of Agriculture, Food and Rural Enterprise (CAFRE) encourages farmers to complete Soil Nutrient Health Scheme training available online and at selected venues across the province during May ...

The Portaferry Road has been closed at the intersection with Finlay's Road and Cunningburn Road following a serious road ...