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Many farmers with smaller tractors, heavier soils or hilly farms simply cannot operate a trailing shoe because of its weight and the ground conditions, ICSA president Seán McNamara has said.
A 230 sow integrated pig unit has recently come on the market in south Wexford. The farm contains modern buildings, is in good condition and located in a noted tillage area, writes Tommy Moyles.
Described as an exceptional farm in a strong vein of fertile land in Co Meath, the 102ac non-residential holding exceeded expectations at auction, writes Tommy Moyles.
These survey respondents believe changes to UK inheritance tax thresholds - where tax relief is capped at £1m (€1.2m) – should not be introduced in Ireland.