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Find out what’s inside this week’s Irish Farmers Journal

Find out what’s inside this week’s Irish Farmers Journal

News Headlines (ROI)

  • Vets secure extra €2m for TB tests

  • Kerry Co-op to buy up Irish dairy operations - we have full analysis of the Kerry deal

  • Read more about why progress has stalled on age of slaughter

  • IFA made operating loss of almost €900,000

  • Irish Simmental society to pull ICBF evaluations from catalogues

  • “Too early” to identify cause of nitrogen drop in water

  • Methane and Bovaer: hot air, or should we be concerned?

  • New boat could take up to 25% of dairy calf exports

    • News Headlines (NI)

  • Factories caught with too many TB cattle

  • Steady outlook for NI milk production

  • Aurivo out in front for November milk

  • Inheritance tax plan: Tories vow to scrap it

    • AgriBusiness

  • IFA accounts show operating loss of €895,000

  • Regulator waiting for Minister’s response to request for extra powers

    • Livestock

  • Is buying land a good investment?

  • Food for thought on Tullamore Farm fodder supplies

  • Don't put housing on the long finger

    • Tillage

  • Irish family biggest seller of winter rape seed in the US

    • Irish Country Living

  • Nativity Wonderland: A small school with a big heart is embracing Christmas traditions from all over the world as they celebrate the festive season

  • Home for Christmas: Some well-known people tell us about how they love to pass the time during the holiday season

  • When it comes to food safety – compliance is key

  • Don’t miss our Christmas quiz with three holiday breaks to be won!

    • Pedigree

  • Remarkable achievement for Hallow Holsteins at Royal Ulster Winter Fair

  • Fiston tops Carrick sale at € 6,900

  • White Diamonds shine in Raphoe

    • Machinery

  • Cork and Tipperary make up almost 22% of new tractor registrations

  • Bright future for Kildare firm exporting 90% of its kit