Catherina Cunnane is a Farming and Rural Affairs Reporter at the Farming Independent. She covers a wide range of agricultural topics, focusing primarily on livestock content, sustainable agriculture, and AgriTech, while also reporting on farm management and organic farming. Catherina's work has been featured in prominent publications such as That's Farming Media, Irish Examiner, and Irish Independent.
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By: Catherina Cunnane
Ireland cannot afford to repeat the mistakes of past eradication programmes with BVD as it stands “truly on the cusp of BVD freedom”, according to Patrick Donohoe, CEO of Animal Health Ireland (AHI).
By: Catherina Cunnane
Farmers can avoid scrambling for calving ropes and gloves with this new €50 wall-mounted organiser.
By: Catherina Cunnane
Glen Crooks explains how he established his pedigree herd in Armagh from Canadian embryos, how he produces elite stock for breeders while selecting for added scale and commercial appeal, and why army veterans make good farmers
By: Catherina Cunnane
Jon Regan talks about producing powerful, correct bulls that calve easily and produce high‑value Charolais-cross weanlings for Irish suckler farmers, why he prefers a 1,000-1,200kg cow and how the UK is still a key outlet for his cattle
Ireland has been pushed to one side to a certain degree, a beef procurement manager has said.
By: Catherina Cunnane
Negative impacts have been seen on forestry, biodiversity, road safety, farming and animal health
Department figures show the average valuation for animals exceeding the ceilings was €3,367 in 2025, with a maximum of €12,500
By: Catherina Cunnane
Kevin Murphy, who farms a pedigree Shorthorn herd on leased land, explains why he places a strong emphasis on functional cows and how Shorthorns are hard-working and easy-to-manage
By: Catherina Cunnane
Leading exporter says if calves are not vaccinated by October, ‘we’re lifting the handbrake and staying at home’
By: Catherina Cunnane
Castle Forbes Estate’s 90-cow suckler herd is finishing its bulls at 20-22 months, reaching carcass weights of 460kg, while heifers are finished under 26 months at around 375kg
