NI agriculture

With two competing green laws proposed for NI, how will Stormont decide which will work best?

The DUP minister appears before a Stormont committee for the first time since his cancer treatment.

The UK government is taking the step to ease the movement of plants without the agreement of the EU.

Post-Brexit checks at border posts were stopped a week ago after allegations of intimidation.

Officials were withdrawn from post-Brexit checks at border posts after claims of intimidation.

Edwin Poots says the NI Protocol is having a "significant impact" on the horticulture sector.

Northern Ireland has a problem with ammonia as a result of its intensive livestock sector.

It brings the number of birds to be destroyed following two separate outbreaks to more than 100,000.

Ronan McAuley helped his father on their farm in Glendun, County Antrim, until his death in 2016.

About 30,000 birds are to be culled at the farm near Clough in north Antrim.

The NI agriculture review 2020 looks back at a challenging year for farmers.

Food producers were already cushioned from the outcome of negotiations by a separate protocol on NI.

NI's chief vet has outlined new guidance for traders ahead of 1 January.

Strict new rules mean sheep coming into Northern Ireland after the Brexit transition could be halted.

Native species will be planted and will contribute to an executive proposal to plant 18 million.

The Irish government is asking the EU to give special recognition to "Irish Grass-Fed Beef".

NI's agriculture minister says farmers who get large cheques could see their payments reduced.

Edwin Poots says there will be "modest change" next year, with more extensive developments in 2022.