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Bad weather halts harvest once again

National Ploughing Championships

about 8 years ago

Bad weather halts harvest once again

By Siobhan Walsh The rain broke on day two of the ‘Ploughing’ in Tullamore and, while most...

Is the Irish tillage industry facing a cliff edge?

Tillage

about 8 years ago

Is the Irish tillage industry facing a cliff edge?

Prolonged periods of wet weather in recent weeks have seen the 2017 harvest stall in many parts of...

'Farmer-owned co-ops must set sustainable prices for growers this harvest'

Tillage

about 8 years ago

'Farmer-owned co-ops must set sustainable prices for growers this harvest'

Farmer-owned co-ops must lead the way and set sustainable grain, oilseed and protein prices for...

Growers must 'hold grain and sell hard'

Tillage

over 8 years ago

Growers must 'hold grain and sell hard'

Growers around the country should ‘hold grain and sell hard‘, according to the Irish Farmers’...

Payments capped at €10,500 under new tillage crisis fund

Tillage

over 8 years ago

Payments capped at €10,500 under new tillage crisis fund

The maximum payment a farmer will be able to draw down under a new tillage crisis fund will be...

Tillage

over 8 years ago

Launch of tillage crisis fund imminent

The launch of a tillage crisis fund, worth an estimated €1.5 million, for farmers who...

Launch of tillage crisis fund imminent

Tillage

over 8 years ago

'IFA 4' ready for 5th night in department offices

Four members of the IFA Grain Committee are preparing for their fifth night occupying the...

'IFA 4' ready for 5th night in department offices

Tillage

over 8 years ago

IFA delegation in for the long haul at department's HQ

A delegation from the Irish Farmers’ Association’s (IFA’s) National Grain Committee is...

IFA delegation in for the long haul at department's HQ

Tillage

over 8 years ago

Tillage crisis fund on the way, with €15,000 cap per farmer

The creation of a tillage crisis fund for farmers who lost crops in 2016 is on the horizon,...

Tillage crisis fund on the way, with €15,000 cap per farmer

Tillage

over 8 years ago

IFA champions Boortmalt deal, with a focus on 'native grown' barley

The IFA (Irish Farmers’ Association), has responded to criticism of the Boortmalt barley deal...

IFA champions Boortmalt deal, with a focus on 'native grown' barley

Tillage

over 8 years ago

Boortmalt holds up malting barley negotiations for a further week

IFA’s discussions with Boortmalt, which will kick-start negotiations on malting barley prices for...

Boortmalt holds up malting barley negotiations for a further week

Tillage

over 8 years ago

Diageo seeks €1m worth of cuts in malt prices

Diageo has told Boortmalt that it wants to make €1m worth of savings on malt prices, according to...

Diageo seeks €1m worth of cuts in malt prices

Tillage

about 9 years ago

'Approximately 2,000 farmers affected by the tillage crisis'

Approximately 2,000 farmers have been affected by this year’s unfolding tillage crisis, according...

'Approximately 2,000 farmers affected by the tillage crisis'

Tillage

over 9 years ago

Imported grain looks to be 'poor quality' compared to what Irish farmers produce

Imported grain coming into Foynes Port in Limerick looks to be of “very poor quality” compared...

Imported grain looks to be 'poor quality' compared to what Irish farmers produce

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