N.Ireland
Farmers for Action (FFA) is indicating that Northern Ireland’s Nitrates Acton Plan (NAP) forum will not meet until September
Rising beef prices have out-stripped general inflation, driven by a constrained supply, according to the AHDB
Lanark-based Simmental cattle breeder and former auctioneer, David Lowry, is of the view that beef markets will start to strengthen
Beef prices can be expected to remain relatively strong for the foreseeable future due to scarcity in cow supplies
Danske Bank’s head of agriculture, Rodney Brown, has confirmed an improvement in farm finances across Northern Ireland.
Livestock and meat Commission (LMC) chief executive, Colin Smith has confirmed that the outlook for beef prices will remain stro...
Beef
Deadweight beef prices have soared to a record high as a result of strong domestic and international demand and supply tightening, reports HCC
While the outlook for beef is set to remain strong, buyers of dropped calves remain very discerning in their choice...
Agri-Business
There is now a growing expectation that global beef and sheep prices could come under some pressure...
Market conditions of Ireland’s beef exports are favourable and justify the prices being offered by processors, one farm organisation said.
If beef becomes too expensive in the shops, then consumers will stop buying it. In fact, this may...
The beef trade for prime cattle in the UK is continuing to improve despite ongoing efforts by Irish beef processors to cool prices in the market.
Many key beef production and consumption areas around the globe are "currently experiencing high or record prices for beef or cattle" - Rabobank.
Almost 200 farmers from across Northern Ireland attended a 'beef crisis meeting' held last night in...
Almost 200 farmers from across Northern Ireland attended a ‘beef crisis meeting’ held...
Scottish prime cattle prices have lacked direction for the majority of the summer and over the past couple of weeks have drifted lower, according to the latest QMS analysis.
A number of groups that represent Northern Irish beef farmers will host a meeting focused on beef...
The price differential between Northern Ireland and the Republic of Ireland for an R3 grade heifer carcass continued to widen in the week ending November 27.
Cattle numbers remain steady in marts across the country with quality stock easily sold, while plainer animals prove more difficult.
Farmers in the North were getting paid close to €100 more than farmers in the south on a 280kg heifer carcass in the week ending November 20
The cattle trade remained steady in marts throughout the country this week, with the Turkish export trade is continuing to support lighter animals.
Live export of cattle must be encouraged and supported by the Department of Agriculture in Northern...
Beef prices in many of the major beef producing countries will remain under pressure for the remainder of 2016.
