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Agriland Media Ltd.
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2013
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Agriland is Ireland’s largest digital publisher in the agricultural sector in Ireland. Established in 2013 their aim is to bring together in one online resource all the information, news and services required by people involved in the agricultural and farming sectors in Ireland. Agriland is also the first and only, daily farming news service in Ireland, publishing seven days per week, 365 days a year, with content available across all digital platforms and through the Agriland app. With a team of highly skilled and experienced journalists and industry experts, they will keep you up to date on all the latest news and updates on issues effecting you and your business whether its Dairy, Beef, Tillage, Pig, Poultry or other farming enterprises you are involved in. They also have extensive coverage of the latest machinery news so whether its a new labour saving device or what tractors are suitable to your enterprise, they will have it covered. In addition, they have developed a trading platform to allow farmers and retailers buy and sell goods and services from each other or simply browse what’s on offer.

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AgriLand is Ireland’s largest news portal for the agricultural sector.

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HeadquartersDublin, Ireland
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Serves global market

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agricultural news, farming media, livestock coverage, dairy reporting, rural journalism
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Agricultural Digital Media
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1Advertising and Sponsored Content
TypeAdvertising
Description

Agriland generates revenue through display advertising, sponsored content, and branded partnerships with agricultural organizations, cooperatives, and brands. The platform features sponsored articles and series from partners including government bodies, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, and agricultural cooperatives.

agriland.ie
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Digital Commerce or Content
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Agriland operates Ireland's largest dedicated agricultural news portal, providing free daily farming news, market prices, expert advice, and policy updates across beef, dairy, sheep, tillage, machinery, and Northern Ireland farming sectors. The platform delivers content through its website, native iOS and Android mobile apps, and multiple podcast series, with revenue generated through advertising and sponsored content partnerships with agricultural brands and government bodies.

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Product overview1 text field

Agriland is an Irish agricultural news media platform providing comprehensive coverage of farming news across multiple categories including Beef, Dairy, Sheep, Tillage, Machinery, and Northern Ireland. The platform operates as a unified news and media hub offering both a website and mobile applications. Its product portfolio includes multiple podcast series (Groundbreakers, The Farming Week, AgriFocus, The Dairy Trail, Farm Safe Farm Well, The Beef Brief, and Around the Shows), video content, and specialized knowledge platforms like the Beef Knowledge Hub developed in partnership with Teagasc. The platform serves Irish farmers with news, market prices, expert advice, and educational content across agricultural sectors.

Product and service2 records
1Agriland News Platform
CategoryDigital news platform
2The Farming Week Podcast
CategoryPodcast series
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Partnership7 partners
1Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM)
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-07-21
Description

Agriland partnered with DAFM to launch a three-part promotional series titled 'Let Trees Work For You – Meet our Forestry Ambassadors' featuring farmers from Counties Westmeath, Clare, and Galway sharing experiences with forestry planting. The series promotes the Native Forestry Scheme and encourages farmers to consider forestry as a land use option.

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2Teagasc
Strategic tierCoreTypeStrategic or Co-development PartnerAnnounced on2026-07-03
Description

Agriland and Teagasc partnered to launch a Beef Knowledge Hub providing Irish beef farmers with free access to research and insights from the BEEF2026 Open Day. The hub covers topics including dairy-beef systems, suckler systems, grassland management, and advisory services, and serves as a permanent resource on Agriland's platform.

agriland.ie
3AXA Insurance
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-25
Description

Agriland and AXA Insurance partnered on a series celebrating vintage grey Ferguson 20 tractors (1946–1956), tied to the 80th anniversary of the tractor's production. The AXA Vintage Series competition features seven entries from the Irish Vintage Society competing for a prize fund of €8,000.

agriland.ie
4ESB Networks
Strategic tierStandardTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2026-06-24
Description

ESB Networks and Agriland launched the Summer Safety Series 2026, providing safety advice to farmers about electrical risks during busy periods like silage season. The series publishes practical guidance on farm electrical safety, risk areas, and building work near electricity infrastructure.

agriland.ie
5National Dairy Council (NDC)
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-09
Description

Agriland and the NDC launched a four-week 'Farmer Ambassador' series showcasing Irish farmers who promote sustainable and environmentally-friendly dairy production. Ambassadors participate in school visits, EU School Milk Scheme activities, visits to Brussels, and national festivals like Bord Bia Bloom and Savour Kilkenny Food Festival.

agriland.ie
6FBD Trust
Strategic tierMajorTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-12-03
Description

Agriland and FBD Trust launched a four-week commemorative series marking the 50th anniversary of the insurer's trust, which has invested over €50 million in initiatives supporting Irish agriculture. The series covers Leadership, Sustainability, Animal Health, and Building for the Future themes.

agriland.ie
7Boehringer Ingelheim
Strategic tierStandardTypeGTM or Marketing PartnerAnnounced on2025-11-04
Description

Agriland and Boehringer Ingelheim launched a four-part educational series called 'Beat the Parasites' to help farmers make informed decisions about parasite management for livestock. Content combines research from institutions like the Moredun Research Institute with practical guidance from veterinarians.

agriland.ie
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Peers8 records
1Irish Farmers Journal
TypeDirect peer
Description

Ireland's most established paid agricultural print and digital publication, covering dairy, beef, sheep, tillage, and machinery. Direct competitor to Agriland for Irish farmer attention, ad spend, and sponsored-content budgets.

2That's Farming
TypeDirect peer
Description

Ireland-based digital-first agricultural news platform covering farming stories, careers, and rural life. Closely mirrors Agriland's free, ad-supported, digital news model targeting Irish farmers.

3Farmers Weekly
TypeRegional player
Description

UK-based agricultural news brand covering arable, livestock, and machinery with web, print, podcast, and video. Comparable business model to Agriland but serves UK rather than Irish farmer audiences.

4Farmers Guardian
TypeRegional player
Description

UK agricultural news outlet with print, digital, podcast, and event coverage across livestock, arable, and rural affairs. Comparable in scope, format mix, and target audience to Agriland but operating in a different geography.

5AgriLand (Ireland, Irish Times brand)
TypeDirect peer
Description

Irish Times farming vertical covering Irish agriculture news and analysis. Competes directly with Agriland for Irish farmer readership and for sponsorship/digital ad dollars from agribusiness advertisers.

6Progressive Farmer
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Long-established US agricultural media brand with digital, magazine, and data products serving row-crop and livestock producers. Comparable multi-format farm-media business model to Agriland, though operating at much larger scale and US geography.

7Successful Farming
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

Meredith/Agriculture.com brand offering digital news, video, podcasts, and market data to US farmers. Comparable ad-supported, multi-format agricultural media playbook to Agriland, though at significantly larger scale and in the US market.

8Farm Journal
TypeBroad incumbent
Description

US-based agricultural media company with digital properties (AgWeb, Farm Journal), TV, magazines, and events. Comparable to Agriland in serving farmers via news, video, and podcast, though at multi-market scale with events and data products.

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Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

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M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Agriland

Agricultural Digital Mediaagriland.ie

AgriLand is Ireland’s largest news portal for the agricultural sector.

What Agriland does

Agriland is Ireland’s largest digital publisher in the agricultural sector in Ireland. Established in 2013 their aim is to bring together in one online resource all the information, news and services required by people involved in the agricultural and farming sectors in Ireland. Agriland is also the first and only, daily farming news service in Ireland, publishing seven days per week, 365 days a year, with content available across all digital platforms and through the Agriland app. With a team of highly skilled and experienced journalists and industry experts, they will keep you up to date on all the latest news and updates on issues effecting you and your business whether its Dairy, Beef, Tillage, Pig, Poultry or other farming enterprises you are involved in. They also have extensive coverage of the latest machinery news so whether its a new labour saving device or what tractors are suitable to your enterprise, they will have it covered. In addition, they have developed a trading platform to allow farmers and retailers buy and sell goods and services from each other or simply browse what’s on offer.

Agriland firmographics

Firmographics
Name
Agriland
Legal name
Agriland Media Ltd.
Website
http://www.agriland.ie/
Company type
Private
Founded year
2013
Operating status
Operating
Headcount range
1–10 employees
Short description
AgriLand is Ireland’s largest news portal for the agricultural sector.
Ownership category
akta.pro rank

Where Agriland is headquartered

Location

Headquarters

HQ city
Dublin
HQ country
Ireland
HQ region
Europe

Markets served

Agriland business model

Business model
GTM type
B2C
Offering type
Digital Commerce or Content
Cost components
Personnel, Operations, Technology or R&D, Marketing or Sales

Revenue model

  1. Advertising and Sponsored Content: Agriland generates revenue through display advertising, sponsored content, and branded partnerships with agricultural organizations, cooperatives, and brands. The platform features sponsored articles and series from partners including government bodies, insurance companies, pharmaceutical companies, and agricultural cooperatives.

Go-to-market motion1 record

Distribution channels1 record

Marketing channels4 records

Agriland product offering

Product offering

Core offering

Agriland operates Ireland's largest dedicated agricultural news portal, providing free daily farming news, market prices, expert advice, and policy updates across beef, dairy, sheep, tillage, machinery, and Northern Ireland farming sectors. The platform delivers content through its website, native iOS and Android mobile apps, and multiple podcast series, with revenue generated through advertising and sponsored content partnerships with agricultural brands and government bodies.

Product overview

Agriland is an Irish agricultural news media platform providing comprehensive coverage of farming news across multiple categories including Beef, Dairy, Sheep, Tillage, Machinery, and Northern Ireland. The platform operates as a unified news and media hub offering both a website and mobile applications. Its product portfolio includes multiple podcast series (Groundbreakers, The Farming Week, AgriFocus, The Dairy Trail, Farm Safe Farm Well, The Beef Brief, and Around the Shows), video content, and specialized knowledge platforms like the Beef Knowledge Hub developed in partnership with Teagasc. The platform serves Irish farmers with news, market prices, expert advice, and educational content across agricultural sectors.

Differentiator

Problem solved

Functional benefit

Products and services

  • Agriland News Platform
  • The Farming Week Podcast

Companies that use Agriland

Customer profile

Named customers1 record

Segments1 record

Ideal customer profiles2 records

Agriland technology and API

Technology

Technology focussed No

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App detail

Agriland partnerships and signals

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Partnerships

Seven partnerships are on record, tiered core, major and standard.

  • Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM)coreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 21 July 2026Agriland partnered with DAFM to launch a three-part promotional series titled 'Let Trees Work For You – Meet our Forestry Ambassadors' featuring farmers from Counties Westmeath, Clare, and Galway sharing experiences with forestry planting. The series promotes the Native Forestry Scheme and encourages farmers to consider forestry as a land use option.
  • TeagasccoreStrategic or Co-development Partner · 3 July 2026Agriland and Teagasc partnered to launch a Beef Knowledge Hub providing Irish beef farmers with free access to research and insights from the BEEF2026 Open Day. The hub covers topics including dairy-beef systems, suckler systems, grassland management, and advisory services, and serves as a permanent resource on Agriland's platform.
  • AXA InsurancemajorGTM or Marketing Partner · 25 June 2026Agriland and AXA Insurance partnered on a series celebrating vintage grey Ferguson 20 tractors (1946–1956), tied to the 80th anniversary of the tractor's production. The AXA Vintage Series competition features seven entries from the Irish Vintage Society competing for a prize fund of €8,000.
  • ESB NetworksstandardGTM or Marketing Partner · 24 June 2026ESB Networks and Agriland launched the Summer Safety Series 2026, providing safety advice to farmers about electrical risks during busy periods like silage season. The series publishes practical guidance on farm electrical safety, risk areas, and building work near electricity infrastructure.
  • National Dairy Council (NDC)majorGTM or Marketing Partner · 9 December 2025Agriland and the NDC launched a four-week 'Farmer Ambassador' series showcasing Irish farmers who promote sustainable and environmentally-friendly dairy production. Ambassadors participate in school visits, EU School Milk Scheme activities, visits to Brussels, and national festivals like Bord Bia Bloom and Savour Kilkenny Food Festival.
  • FBD TrustmajorGTM or Marketing Partner · 3 December 2025Agriland and FBD Trust launched a four-week commemorative series marking the 50th anniversary of the insurer's trust, which has invested over €50 million in initiatives supporting Irish agriculture. The series covers Leadership, Sustainability, Animal Health, and Building for the Future themes.
  • Boehringer IngelheimstandardGTM or Marketing Partner · 4 November 2025Agriland and Boehringer Ingelheim launched a four-part educational series called 'Beat the Parasites' to help farmers make informed decisions about parasite management for livestock. Content combines research from institutions like the Moredun Research Institute with practical guidance from veterinarians.

Scale indicators1 record

Recent moves6 records

Expansion highlights5 records

Agriland competitors and assessment

Company assessment

Direct peers

  • Irish Farmers Journal: Ireland's most established paid agricultural print and digital publication, covering dairy, beef, sheep, tillage, and machinery. Direct competitor to Agriland for Irish farmer attention, ad spend, and sponsored-content budgets.
  • That's Farming: Ireland-based digital-first agricultural news platform covering farming stories, careers, and rural life. Closely mirrors Agriland's free, ad-supported, digital news model targeting Irish farmers.
  • AgriLand (Ireland, Irish Times brand): Irish Times farming vertical covering Irish agriculture news and analysis. Competes directly with Agriland for Irish farmer readership and for sponsorship/digital ad dollars from agribusiness advertisers.

Regional players

  • Farmers Weekly: UK-based agricultural news brand covering arable, livestock, and machinery with web, print, podcast, and video. Comparable business model to Agriland but serves UK rather than Irish farmer audiences.
  • Farmers Guardian: UK agricultural news outlet with print, digital, podcast, and event coverage across livestock, arable, and rural affairs. Comparable in scope, format mix, and target audience to Agriland but operating in a different geography.

Broad incumbents

  • Progressive Farmer: Long-established US agricultural media brand with digital, magazine, and data products serving row-crop and livestock producers. Comparable multi-format farm-media business model to Agriland, though operating at much larger scale and US geography.
  • Successful Farming: Meredith/Agriculture.com brand offering digital news, video, podcasts, and market data to US farmers. Comparable ad-supported, multi-format agricultural media playbook to Agriland, though at significantly larger scale and in the US market.
  • Farm Journal: US-based agricultural media company with digital properties (AgWeb, Farm Journal), TV, magazines, and events. Comparable to Agriland in serving farmers via news, video, and podcast, though at multi-market scale with events and data products.

Market position

Strengths5 records

Weaknesses5 records

Competitive moat4 records

Key risks5 records

Key highlights6 records

Customer concentration

Agriland social profiles

Digital presence

Agriland financial estimates

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Revenue estimate

Valuation estimate

Agriland leadership team

Management profile

Number of profiles

Profiles1 record

Agriland funding detail

Funding detail

Funding overview

Funding rounds

Investors

Funding detail is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Agriland M&A and investment

M&A and investment

M&A

Investments

M&A and investment is available on the Subscription and Enterprise plan.Contact sales →

Frequently asked questions about Agriland

What does Agriland do?

Agriland operates Ireland's largest dedicated agricultural news portal, providing free daily farming news, market prices, expert advice, and policy updates across beef, dairy, sheep, tillage, machinery, and Northern Ireland farming sectors. The platform delivers content through its website, native iOS and Android mobile apps, and multiple podcast series, with revenue generated through advertising and sponsored content partnerships with agricultural brands and government bodies.

Is Agriland a public or private company?

Agriland is a private company. It is classified as founder individual operated bootstrapped and is currently operating.

When was Agriland founded?

Agriland was founded in 2013. It employs 1 to 10 people.

Where is Agriland based?

Agriland is headquartered in Dublin, Ireland, in the Europe region.

How does Agriland make money?

One revenue line is on record: advertising and Sponsored Content.

Who are Agriland's main competitors?

Direct peers on record are Irish Farmers Journal, That's Farming and AgriLand (Ireland, Irish Times brand). Regional players are Farmers Weekly and Farmers Guardian. Broad incumbents are Progressive Farmer, Successful Farming and Farm Journal.

Does Agriland have an API?

No public API is recorded for Agriland.

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Agriland.ieCan sacrifice paddocks return value to the farm over winter?Farmers in the southern half of Ireland are utilizing sacrifice paddocks and winter forage crops like Westerwolds and hybrid brassicas to address severe grass scarcity and dwindling silage reserves. Agriland experts DLF's Ned Kehoe and Germinal's Pat Delaney advise on specific sowing strategies, crop selection, and health management protocols to mitigate risks such as toxicity and nutrient deficiencies associated with these alternative feeds.Agriland.ieWhat will calving equipment set you back this autumn?Agriland reports on the varying costs of essential calving equipment for farmers entering the autumn season, with prices for items like calving jacks and jackets differing significantly between co-ops and agri-stores. The article details specific price ranges for various tools, including HK and Vink calving jacks, calf jackets, post-calving drinks, boluses, and auxiliary gear such as gloves and lube. These figures are presented as rough guides to help farmers prepare their budgets, noting that costs fluctuate based on demand, location, and supplier.Agriland.ieHow much are farmers paying for hay and silage?Agriland surveyed farmers and industry associations to determine current average prices for hay and silage in Ireland, with round bales of hay costing approximately €40-€50 and silage around €50 per bale. The report highlights that transport costs significantly impact final prices and notes a substantial increase in demand for silage, with some farmers reporting an inability to source bales. Additionally, the article provides technical analysis on the cost-per-unit of dry matter for both feed types based on quality and weight.Agriland.ieForestry offering a 'steady income for 20 years' - Galway beef farmerThe Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM), in conjunction with Agriland, is publishing a promotional series called 'Let Trees Work For You – Meet our Forestry Ambassadors' to encourage farmers to consider forestry. In the featured episode, Galway beef farmer Eoin Wynne describes how he planted approximately 8 hectares (half his farm) under the Native Forestry Scheme, citing a steady income for 20 years, economic benefits, and improved shelter for his Dexter cattle as key advantages. Wynne advises other farmers considering forestry to conduct thorough research, consult with Teagasc advisors and forestry agents, and visit existing plantations before making the decision to change land use.Agriland.ieAgriland and DAFM to launch series on forestry for farmersAgriland has partnered with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) to launch a three-part series featuring farmer ambassadors who share their experiences with forestry planting on agricultural land. The series, titled 'Let Trees Work For You – Meet our Forestry Ambassadors,' will highlight three farmers from Counties Westmeath, Clare, and Galway who have benefited from guaranteed annual tax-free income through planting grants. The ambassadors describe forestry as a positive addition to their farm businesses and discuss both the benefits and challenges of adopting forestry practices.Agriland.ieNew Agriland podcast 'Around the Shows' kicks off in DungarvanAgriland has launched 'Around the Shows', a new limited podcast series providing behind-the-scenes coverage of agricultural shows across Ireland, with the first episode featuring the 107th Dungarvan Agricultural Show in Co. Waterford.Agriland.ieWatch: Co. Cavan farmer breaking new ground onlineAgriland's 'Groundbreakers' series, supported by FBD, has featured Sophie Bell, a Co. Cavan farmer who contract rears dairy and beef heifers and shares her farming journey online. Bell discussed taking on the farm as a partnership with her father and transitioning to a management role, alongside facing gender bias in the industry such as documents assuming the person in charge was male. The series coincides with the United Nations declaring 2026 the International Year of the Woman Farmer, aiming to highlight the often unrecognised contributions of women in agriculture.Agriland.ieAgriland launches innovative new beef platform in partnership with TeagascAgriland has launched a new Beef Knowledge Hub in partnership with Teagasc, providing Irish beef farmers with free access to research and insights from the BEEF2026 Open Day. The hub covers topics including dairy-beef systems, suckler systems, grassland management, and advisory services, and will be a permanent resource on Agriland's platform. The initiative comes as beef farmers have faced significant drops in beef prices over the past year, with the partnership aimed at helping the sector drive sustainability and profitability.Agriland.ieWatch: Groundbreakers – sisters balancing education and farmingAgriland's 'Groundbreakers' series, supported by FBD, profiles sisters Miriam and Rachel Hastings who balance careers in education with running a suckler beef and sheep farm on the Galway/Roscommon border. The article highlights women's growing visibility in Irish agriculture ahead of the UN's 2026 International Year of the Woman Farmer, with the sisters sharing insights through their social media page 'Keeping up with the Hastings'. Official statistics show women account for 13.2% of farm holders and 34% of total farm workers in Ireland, with new women-specific supports now available under TAMS 3.Agriland.ieSunday Survey: Tell us about insurance for a chance to win a One4All voucherAgriland is conducting an AgriOpinions survey targeting Irish farmers to gather insights on their experiences with insurance, including coverage, costs, and claims. Participants who complete the approximately five-minute survey will be entered into a draw to win one of three €150 One4All vouchers. AgriOpinions positions itself as Ireland's first syndicated farmer research panel, aimed at providing market intelligence to businesses and policymakers in the agri-food sector.