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GLAS meadows will be available for mowing on 1 July and with the warm weather set to continue, the availability of hay and silage should increase over the next few weeks.
The latest report from the European Milk Market Observatory (MMO) highlights a 6% increase in skimmed powder, 2.4% in cheese production and a 1.2% increase in butter from January-April 2017 figures.
All co-ops setting May milk prices this Tuesday have cut support payments available in April, with only Dairygold fully compensating this by a base price increase.
The latest report from the European Milk Market Observatory (MMO) highlights a growing demand for SMP products from the EU, with a 2.3% increase in cow’s milk collected compared with 2017.
Following overnight negotiations, MEP Seán Kelly has secured a binding renewable energy target of 32% for EU countries as they move away from their dependency on fossil fuels.