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Irish farmers are facing unprecedented levels of bureaucracy, with 60% naming rules and regulations...
Agri-Business
Ifac has invited farmers across Ireland to take part in its annual Farm Survey, which aims to...
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Worryingly, Ifac’s latest Irish Farm Report has found that almost one in five (19%)...
Throughout 2021 and 2022 to date, there has been an increased interest in solar and wind farm...
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Ifac has advised farmers to agree wages with their employees on a gross basis to avoid additional...
In this article, we meet with Suki Wu, who is the China Market Specialist in Bord Bia’s Shanghai...
Sheep
Around half of sheep farmers have a positive outlook for the sector, based on an "excellent" year...
Proactive planning is on the rise and the best succession plans encompass a lot more than just tax,...
97% of farmers are open to incorporating renewable energy on farm, according to a new study...
A survey published today (Thursday, April 21) by Ifac has shown that over two thirds of farm...
Many farmers believe there are numerous financial and market related barriers involved in...
Tillage News
2021 was a good year overall for the tillage sector with prices being up and favourable weather,...
As the global conversation around sustainability intensifies, the Sommet de l'Élevage in France...
Dairy
Overall dairy production increased by around 6% in 2021 and, despite higher input costs, net dairy...
Beef News
The beef and suckler sector will continue to need financial support and protection, according to a...
Surging input costs represent a serious concern for Irish farmers, according to the Ifac Irish Farm...
