A bluetongue vaccination will be permitted for use in Ireland from next year, as four outbreaks have been detected in ...

Steak lovers worldwide pay more than $300 billion for prime cuts of beef each year, yet many cattle farmers worry about their future incomes, as looming tax penalties for greenhouse gas emissions and ...

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The ICBF has worked with consultants at Version 1 to find an innovative new way to collect information from retailers and end consumers about what makes a tasty steak. Blockchain is often described as ...

“This really needs to stop,” Elon Musk tweeted in June. “Killing some cows doesn’t matter for climate change.” By the time Musk shared that thought with his 158.9 million followers on his social media ...

The use of bluetongue vaccination in cattle and sheep will be permitted in Ireland from 2026, following the recent detection of four outbreaks of bluetongue virus serotype 3 (BTV3) in Northern Ireland ...

Increased urbanisation in recent decades has created a knowledge gap between farming and the Irish public. Mainstream media has begun filling this gap through reports on farm animal welfare (FAW) ...

Seaweed found on the west coast of Ireland could be fed to sheep and cattle in a bid to prevent them from breathing out so much methane. Scientists have tested more than 20 different types of seaweed ...

More evidence of tighter cattle supplies is coming out of Ireland, where beef and dairy dispersals are rife. Irish Food Board data show a 25,820-head increase in cows culled from January to August, ...

A bluetongue vaccine is to be allowed in Ireland in 2026, the Irish agriculture minister has said. Martin Heydon said on Wednesday that bluetongue vaccination will be allowed in cattle and sheep in ...

Anyone can open a bar, paint it green and call it an Irish pub. But not everyone does it right, says John Sheppard, owner of the new Cattle 'n Clover Irish Steakhouse in Wildwood. "Wildwood needed a ...