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It’s been a grueling eight months for the Beef Plan Movement since the establishment of its official national committee on a cold winter’s…
The latest revelations that a “production reduction” measure must be taken to avail of the €100 million Brexit beef package have been described…
The Beef Plan Movement has said “it must be clearly established and reported by an authority” who has benefited from the losses endured…
The Beef Plan Movement has staged a mock funeral for the beef sector at a meeting in Ballinasloe, Co. Galway, this evening, Thursday,…
The Beef Plan Movement (BPM) has circulated a message to its members calling on all farmers to “unite for a peaceful rally” in…
Jack Russell’s beady black eyes have been watching the Beef Plan Movement (BPM) very closely. He sympathises entirely with their motives and admires…
The proposal by Bord Bia to promote a dedicated Irish grass-fed beef brand in EU markets has been welcomed by the Beef Plan…
The Beef Plan Movement recently carried out a national 10-question survey on its WhatsApp pages. Members of the movement said the purpose of…
A farm lobby group has questioned how processors can put a mechanism in place that allows a form of forward pricing for dairy…
“Urgent action is required to save the beef industry” in light of beef farmers “supplying cattle to processors – and subsequently retailers –…
Irish farmers have been getting less than the EU average price for R3 and U3 steers for the past 10 years, according to…
Members of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA), Macra na Feirme and Beef Plan Movement will be brought before the Oireachtas…
A “frank discussion” on pricing systems, the beef grid and transparency took place last week in the first meeting between representatives of the…
Questions have been raised on the commitment to beef farmers by the Beef Plan Movement following a week which included the Glanbia/Kepak Twenty20…
With Irish beef farmers currently supplying processors and retailers with produce for a price that is consistently below the cost of production, urgent…
Structural changes within the Irish beef sector are very likely if a no-deal Brexit occurs, and farmers will adapt accordingly to those changes…
Because of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) 2014-2020’s expected roll-over, the Beef Plan Movement has warned that farmers will end up working according to…
Questions have to be put to the Irish meat processors as to why more hasn’t been done to put alternative markets in place…
