Editorial
Our sources and editorial standards
Every article and guide cites its sources. Here are the 86+ organisations we draw from, grouped by geography. If a source isn't on this list, we haven't used it yet.
Ireland — Government & Institutions
The primary sources we cite most often. Official Irish agricultural data, policy, and advisory bodies.
25 sources
Teagasc ↗
ICBF ↗
DAFM ↗
AIM / AgriNet ↗
agfood.ie ↗
PastureBase Ireland ↗
Bord Bia ↗
Origin Green ↗
EPA Ireland ↗
CSO ↗
Met Éireann ↗
MyGovID ↗
Sheep Ireland ↗
AHI ↗
Citizens Information ↗
Enterprise Ireland ↗
data.gov.ie ↗
Revenue.ie ↗
Teagasc Grass10 ↗
Teagasc Signpost Programme ↗
DAFM Open Data ↗
SEAI ↗
Safefood ↗
InterTradeIreland ↗
Tailte Éireann / GeoHive ↗
Ireland — Farming Organisations & Co-ops
Representative bodies and cooperatives that serve Irish farmers directly.
16 sources
Ireland — AgriTech & Tools
The tools and technology companies we review. Listed here does not mean endorsed — read our reviews.
21 sources
Northern Ireland
Cross-border sources relevant to farmers operating near or across the border.
6 sources
EU & European
European Union data, satellite programmes, and agricultural policy sources.
5 sources
Research & Media
Academic research repositories and agricultural media we monitor.
13 sources
Editorial standards
We only recommend tools and practices that are available in Ireland, tested at Irish farm scale, and cited from official sources. We do not publish AI-generated content without human review and fact-checking.
Scheme rules, deadlines, and payment rates change. We update articles when official guidance changes, and we date every article so you can see when it was last verified.
We are not affiliated with Teagasc, the Department of Agriculture, or any tool vendor. When we cover a commercial product, we are not paid to do so unless explicitly stated.
Corrections policy
If something we have published is wrong, we want to know. We correct errors quickly and note the correction at the bottom of the article. We do not quietly edit and re-date — if we got something wrong, we say so.
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