2025年2月6日 · Agriland is Ireland's largest farming news portal. Daily Irish farming news and Irish agricultural news for farmers.

As of 2018, the Central Intelligence Agency estimates that 66.1% of Ireland's land is used for agriculture; 50.7% of Ireland's land is permanent pasture, while 15.4% of its land is arable. Major agricultural products of Ireland include milk, barley, beef, wheat, potatoes, pork, oats, poultry, mushrooms/truffles, and mutton.

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2024年5月23日 · Here's my guide to farming in Ireland... 🚜 Farming in Ireland is dominated by smallholdings. The average size of a farm in Ireland is just 81 acres. To compare, the average American farm is 443 acres and Australia's average is 1,990 acres! 🐄 There are 7 million cattle, 3.9 million sheep and 1.6 million little piggies in Ireland.

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2023年10月5日 · Recent data show that more than 66% of Ireland’s land is used for agriculture. Slightly more than half, 50.7%, is permanent pasture; only 15.4% is arable. Major agricultural products include milk, barley, beef, wheat, potatoes, …

Today, beef and milk production are the two most important farming sectors in Ireland, accounting for around 66% of agricultural output in 2018. Ireland's agri-food exports hit over €1bn per month in 2018 with an estimated annual figure or 13.6 bn that year.

2025年1月29日 · The scheme is funded by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine, and run in partnership with the Heritage Council. It encourages investment by farmers in the conservation of traditional farm buildings and structures of significant heritage value that contribute to our rural landscape, such as historic yard surfaces, buildings, gates and gate …

Irish agriculture is primarily a grass-based industry. The Census of Agriculture 2016 showed there were 137,500 farms compared to 139,860 farms in the 2010 Census of Agriculture. The utilised agricultural area has declined marginally since the 2010 Census of Agriculture to …