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Market Digest: stories from around the world
Phelim O'Neill
Brief news snippets from Brazil, New Zealand, Kenya and Ukraine.
23 March 2025 News
Battle to protect CAP gathers pace in Europe
CAP and cohesion supports could face cuts of between 10% and 20% to fund increased defence spending by the EU.
1 March 2025 Opinion
Opinion: farmers are vulnerable in tumultuous times
With the USA exhibiting signs of diplomatic, trade and political aggression towards Europe, farming funding is likely to be affected, while tariffs would be crippling.
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High beef prices could be the new normal – ICMSA
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Factories try to pour cold water on the beef trade
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Beef prices could be hit by new TB proposals
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JCB appoints fifth and final Irish agriculture dealer
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In pictures: insatiable demand as cows average over €3,050 in New Ross
Will tanks and bombs blow the CAP budget?
With the US indicating an unwillingness to continue to support Ukraine, it may fall to Europe to help keep Russia's invaders at bay. It may come at the cost of badly needed extra CAP funding.
26 February 2025 Dealer
Market Digest: stories from around the world
Brief news snippets from Brazil, Ukraine, China and the United States.
22 January 2025 World
Market Digest: stories from around the world
Brief news snippets from Chile, United States, United Kingdom and Ukraine.
8 January 2025 World
Commissioner tells Ukraine to supply EU with protein
The European Commissioner for Agriculture has suggested that Ukraine focuses on producing protein for the EU market, rather than other grains which it can sell around the world.
27 November 2024 News
Farmer Writes: the Barnett-Hall grain conference
James Strain attended the Barnett-Hall grain conference in Laois last week and shares his key learnings.
14 October 2024 Farmer Writes