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The inside story on Irish farming.
The Dealer is sure the IFA's recent protest was a costly couple of weeks for all involved.
Grants of up to €5,000 for advice about traditional farm houses
Domestic dwellings to be removed from TAMS solar grants
Prices soften as calf numbers remain over 2,400 in Bandon
Cuts to beef quotes continue
Top call of €8,000 for champion bull at Hereford Premier
Troops of monkeys raiding fields saw a number of innovative Indian farmers take a "Claw and order" approach to protecting their crops.
Undertaker John Lynch has converted a hearse into a flatbed pickup truck.
High input and labour costs coupled with uncertain weather mean that the fruit and vegetable sector is the most vulnerable in Irish farming.
The VCI maintained that the opening of the new boardroom represented a “significant step in the continued modernisation of Ireland’s veterinary regulatory framework”.
The shoe was on the other foot for the IFA, who staged a sit-in at Bord Bia's offices, when a farmer in dispute with the association staged his own sit-in at the Wexford IFA agm on Monday.
Further fuhas managed to raise a total of €41,144 for Air Ambulance NI and the Irish Cancer Society over the coming months.
'The days of a tractor and trailer with someone sitting on a bale of straw are gone,' George Candler remarked on appointment as grand marshal of Kilkenny's St Patrick’s Day parade.
Cutting clean in tough conditions: Conal Moore on running Krone EasyCut Mowers Conal Moore an agri contractor and tillage framer from Ballygar Co Galway. “We do a lot of reseeding, slurry spreading and tillage work but baling would be our main enterprise”.