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Dairy Industry Ireland (DII) has welcomed the publication of the Government’s “essential services” employee…
The Government has decided that everyone should stay at home until April 12, except for a number of specific situations – one being for…
The country is in the midst of the Covid-19 (coronavirus) outbreak. How are farming and agricultural stakeholders responding to the crisis? On Saturday,…
An updated list of retailers, which the Government has highlighted as essential enough to stay open following new Covid-19 restrictions, has been released.…
The Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA) has informed its members – in an email circular – that they are no longer…
“Leasing is financially very attractive for the land-owners given the tax benefits.” This is according to Clive Kavanagh, director of Jordan Auctioneers, who gave…
Wheat markets showed substantial increases this week, but there was volatility in the market. MATIF wheat for May moved from €191.25/t on Friday,…
With the entry of competition through AXA and Zurich, farm insurance has become more competitive in recent years in Ireland. Subsequently, Campion Insurance…
Agricultural contractors are exempt from the Government’s latest increased restrictions aimed at containing the spread of Covid-19, the Association of Farm and Forestry Contractors…
Farming activities have been named as exempt from a series of tighter Government restrictions to be implemented in order to protect the nation’s…
The Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Michael Creed, has been urged to “temporarily waive” the Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme (TAMS) requirement…
It is important that people remain calm and plan for every eventuality in the face of the uncertainty facing the agri-food sector due…
Additional reporting by Claire Mc Cormack The Irish dairy industry is bracing itself for the “probability” of processing lines going down due to…
A new, extended telephone service has been set up by Northern Ireland Minister of Agriculture Edwin Poots to avoid delays in the movement of…
An independent TD has added his voice to the calls for market supports for farmers who are impacted by the Covid-19 outbreak. Michael…
All routine farm inspections will be paused until 30 April 2020, Northern Ireland’s Minister of Agriculture Edwin Poots has confirmed today (March 27).…
A dairy company has taken an innovative approach to dealing with the economic fallout of Covid-19 by providing a number of local households…
Bank of Ireland is asking farmers who may be worried about the impact of Covid-19 to make contact and review its range of…
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