Dairy farming saw the highest increase.
The average farm income rose by 87% last year, to just under €36,000.
Teagasc research shows dairy farming saw the highest increase, at 113%, to an average of over €108,000.
Dry stock farms experienced the lowest increase, with cattle rearing farms up 93%, and beef finishing up 32%.
Trevor Donnellan, Head of Agricultural Economics and Farm Surveys at Teagasc, says while income is up, it's still not ideal:
Chronic Kidney Disease Awareness Event Taking Place In Laois This Weekend
The B. Braun Wellstone Midlands Renal Care Centre in Portlaoise is hosting their event on Sunday.
Midlands Couple Launch National Autism And ADHD Awareness Campaign
Rhode's Cathal Cully and Athlone's Rebecca Wilson are running the campaign in the lead up to their wedding.
Westmeath Ranks Third For Paying PAYE And USC
€1.5 billion was paid back to the State last year, with only Dublin and Cork ranking higher.
Uisce Eireann Appeals For Westmeath Customers To Keep Conserving Water
Niighttime restrictions are currently in place for customers served by the Ballany Reservoir.
Midlands Woman Says Rise Of The Far Right Is "Very Challenging For Minorities”
Christine O’Mahony is a mixed-race woman of Jamaican heritage.
Mixed Weather Set For Midlands This Weekend
We can expect some sun and drizzles this weekend.
Little Picnic To Feature At Electric Picnic
Little Picnic is a family haven away from the main arena, where children can explore, learn and discover.
Mullingar Pride Festival Returns For Fifth Year This September
Mullingar Pride run from September 3rd-6th.
