Agri-Business
Regional meetings to discuss farm finance and budgeting will be held in the coming weeks by the IFA, due to 'significant cashflow pressures'
Dairy
One thing that cannot be overlooked, is the difficulties that farmers have endured in the last couple of months which has put a cash flow...
Dairy Technical
As we move into the autumn months it is a good time for dairy farmers to starting moving on marginal or cull cows for the year.
In general, farms are a busy place, and during the month of May in particular they are often at their busiest.
As we head into mid-July, we are now past the mid-point of the year and it is a good time to review you cash flow position.
After a long summer, most farms are now within a few weeks of starting to house animals on full winter diets, Teagasc's Joe Patton has said.
2018 has been challenging and current estimates suggest that there could be a swing of €500-700/per cow in net cash when 2018 is compared to 2017.
Budgets should be the cornerstone of any dairy farming business, according to Mathew Venables.
