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Selecting for CBV pays for dairy-beef farmers
Beef farmers purchasing dairy-beef calves can put more money in their pocket by selecting animals with a higher Commercial Beef Value (CBV).
1 July 2026
2025 a landmark year for DairyBeef 500 profits but uncertainty looms
Established to achieve an average net margin of €500/ha on calf to beef farms, all profitability expectations were surpassed on DairyBeef 500 monitor farms in 2025.
1 July 2026
Teagasc Welcomes Farmers to BEEF2026 Open Day
The main focus of the Open Day is “Driving Sustainable Performance”, with thousands of farmers attending to hear about the latest research and see its practical application in beef farming systems.
1 July 2026
Reducing the impact of disease on the performance of bought-in animals
Provisional analysis from the BeefQuest research project was presented to farmers attending the BEEF2026 Open Day, today, July 1 at Teagasc Grange.
1 July 2026
Breeding your future suckler cow
Breeding a balanced cow is the foundation of a successful suckler system, Aisling Molloy, Advisor on the Teagasc Future Beef Programme, told the gathered masses at BEEF2026 ongoing in Teagasc, Grange, today July 1.
1 July 2026
All roads lead to Grange for BEEF2026
The BEEF2026 Open Day takes place on Wednesday, July 1 at Teagasc, Grange, Dunsany, County Meath, C15 PW93.
30 June 2026
Teagasc supported dairy project helps Tanzanian farmers boost milk production
A Teagasc supported dairy development project in Tanzania has helped thousands of smallholder farmers improve milk production, enhance farm resilience and increase household incomes.
30 June 2026
FarmBioNet attended the first Farming for Nature Festival
On Tuesday, June 23, 2026, the FarmBioNet team attended the inaugural Farming for Nature Festival in Stradbally, Co. Laois at Ballykilcavan Farm and Brewery.
30 June 2026
AgNav receive Best in Public Service award
AgNav was announced as the Winner of the ‘Strategic use of data to deliver efficiency in public services‘ category in the Best Public Service Awards.
30 June 2026
Watch: Can microbes help reduce ruminant methane?
In a recent webinar hosted by the Teagasc Climate Centre and New Zealand’s Ag Emissions Centre, researchers from Teagasc and New Zealand presented their latest findings on the role of microbes in reducing methane (CH₄) emissions from ruminant livestock.
30 June 2026