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Calls for CAP budget increase
James Hanly
It comes from the body’s report ‘Fostering sustainable and resilient food systems at times of growing crises’.
 
 
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Civic reception held in Laois for IFA leader Gorman
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Hungarian government tackles farmers' historic mistrust of co-ops
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Agri jobs: workers wanted for 500-cow farm in Meath
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Kerry’s dairy training programme now a Level 7 certificate
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Farm machinery
Pöttinger to highlight new wagon and multi-purpose drill
With a wide range of kit destined for the FTMTA Show, Pöttinger’s main focus will be the new Jumbo 5300 series wagons and its Aerosem drill, which has the option to sow both cereals and maize.
5 November 2024
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Giant introduces new generation of compact loaders
Dutch manufacturer Tobroco Giant has introduced its latest generation of compact wheel loaders, featuring improved performance, comfort and versatility.
31 October 2024
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Almost 6,000 herds locked up with TB
The number of reactors on farms has surged from 26,581 in 2023 to 39,339 in the year up to last week, while herd incidence now stands at 5.81%.
31 October 2024
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Waterford family wins Flahavan's oat grower of the year award
The announcement was made by Flahavan’s after an independent judging process by agronomist and cereals specialist Ciaran Collins.
31 October 2024
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Deadline to apply for National Farm Safety Measure extended
Minister of State at the Department of Agriculture Martin Heydon announced the measure for expressions of interest and for submitting applications for payment under the scheme.
30 October 2024
Northern Ireland
DAERA gives green watchdog more money
The Office of Environmental Protection has carried out several investigations in Northern Ireland in recent months.
30 October 2024
 
Northern Ireland
NIEA not keen on replacement sheds
Ammonia emissions are already at "super high levels" NIEA officials told MLAs at Stormont
30 October 2024
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Increasing number of unviable Irish farms
In line with the hit to incomes shown in the Teagasc National Farm Survey earlier this year, dairy and tillage farms had the highest percentage loss in terms of economic viability.
30 October 2024
Northern Ireland
Fluke could be worse this winter – expert
Farmers should not become complacent due to fluke burdens being lower than usual in recent years.
30 October 2024