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Irish Independent - Farming, 26 May 2026

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ArticleNorth Africa ‘filling gap’ for live cattle exports

● Irish cattle export­ers are increas­ingly turn­ing to North Africa as demand across key European mar­kets slows. Roscom­mon exporter Derek Max­well said that while Spain, Italy and Greece have tra­di­tion­ally been core out­lets for Irish live...

North Africa ‘filling gap’ for live cattle exports

ArticleTesco unveils range of lower-car­bon Irish beef

Tesco Ire­land has offi­cially unveiled the ‘Bright Meat Com­pany’, a first-to-mar­ket range of lower-car­bon Irish beef that marks a sig­ni­fic­ant shift in the coun­try’s retail land­scape. Launched this week by Agri­cul­ture Min­is­ter Mar­tin...

Tesco unveils range of lower-car­bon Irish beef

ArticleDepart­ment’s fears over panic buy­ing of fer­til­iser

The Depart­ment of Agri­cul­ture was wor­ried about “panic buy­ing” of fer­til­iser by Irish farm­ers with the coun­try badly exposed to the fal­lout from the Middle East con­flict. A series of brief­ings said Morocco, Ire­land’s main sup­plier of...

Depart­ment’s fears over panic buy­ing of fer­til­iser

ArticleNorth Africa emerges as key out­let for Irish cattle amid ‘weak­en­ing’ European demand

North Africa is emer­ging as a vital out­let for Irish live cattle exports amid a “weak­en­ing” in demand across sev­eral key European mar­kets, a live cattle exporter has said. Roscom­mon-based Derek Max­well, who exports wean­lings and stores, said...

North Africa emerges as key out­let for Irish cattle amid ‘weak­en­ing’ European demand

ArticleCan Europe really afford fer­til­iser inde­pend­ence — and can farm­ers?

When Jack Lynch stood at Shelton Abbey near Ark­low in July 1966 to open the £6,000,000 Nitri­gin Eire­ann Teor­anta (NET) plant, he wasn’t just open­ing a fact­ory — he was launch­ing a dream of Irish agri­cul­tural inde­pend­ence. The Ark­low...

Can Europe really afford fer­til­iser inde­pend­ence — and can farm­ers?