CAFRE adviser urges farmers to review cattle handling facilities
Regina McBennett says well-designed systems can improve animal welfare, reduce labour needs and cut injury risks for livestock and operators.
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Research examines impact of US tariffs on Northern Ireland
Two independent papers assess possible effects on growth, trade, employment and sector patterns following recent changes in United States trade policy.
Bilingual road signs installed in Belfast’s Gaeltacht Quarter
The Falls Road pilot covers bus lane and parking information between Springfield Road and Whiterock Road, the Department for Infrastructure said.
CAFRE equine students return from Belgian industry tour
Enniskillen Campus students visited equine facilities, competition venues and industry sites during a four-day CAFRE study tour supported by travel bursaries.
Northern Ireland payroll total rises 1.4% over year in latest figures
Official figures put the number of Northern Ireland employees paid through PAYE at 820,800 in June, unchanged over the month and 1.4% higher than a year earlier.
Deadline approaches for new Tourism NI board-member applications
Applications for new Tourism Northern Ireland board members close at noon on Friday 14 August, with the initial appointments expected to start on 30 November.
Bilingual traffic signs installed in west Belfast pilot
English and Irish wording now appears on selected bus-lane, parking and road markings along the Falls, Springfield and Whiterock corridor.
Research warns US tariffs would weaken Northern Ireland trade and output
Two economic studies find that dual access to the EU and UK markets offers resilience but would not remove the effect of higher American trade barriers.