Entries open for the 149th Balmoral Show
Karen Hughes and Kendall Glann, RUAS, announcing entries for Balmoral Show 2017 open on Wednesday 15th February. Entries can be made online at (Continue Reading)
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Local suppliers hoping to be named best in show
Platinum sponsors SPAR champion top suppliers at 2017 Balmoral Show Henderson Group has today launched its Local Supplier Awards for 2017, demonstrating the group’s (Continue Reading)
Mark Payne joins CIP Team
MARK Payne, a resident of Magheralin, has been appointed commercial account executive by CIP Insurance Brokers. Married with two children Mark joins the family owned NI (Continue Reading)
BREAKING: Hayshed fire in County Down
The NIFRS are dealing with a hayshed fire in the Seaforde area of County Down at present. Fire engines from Downpatrick and Newcastle are at the scene dealing with the fire. (Continue Reading)
Balmoral Show 2017 countdown
Looking four-ward to a four day Balmoral Show in 2017 is Colin McDonald, RUAS Chief Executive, Richard Donnan, Ulster Bank’s Head of Northern Ireland, Rhonda Geary, (Continue Reading)
Beef processor welcomes BDG group
Opportunities to improve farm profitability through better beef supply chain linkages. This was the key topic for discussion at a recent Business Development group (BDG) (Continue Reading)
Dog attack kills 10 sheep in County Antrim
*WARNING GRAPHIC IMAGES* Ballybollen Farm near Ahoghill, County Antrim owned by the Gregg family was hit with devastation after 20 sheep were worried by two dogs this week. (Continue Reading)
Limavady farm thefts
Police in Limavady would like to hear from anyone in the Dunhill Road area of Limavady who may have noticed suspicious activity between 5pm on February 6 and 9am the (Continue Reading)
Protect your Honey Bees
With a new beekeeping season just around the corner DAERA is encouraging the voluntary registration of beekeepers and their apiaries on a new web-based system. This will help (Continue Reading)
Slurry incident in Co Tyrone
The Northern Ireland Fire and Rescue Service are dealing with a slurry incident in County Tyrone. Around 20 firefighters are assisting a farmer to remove calves which are (Continue Reading)
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