Would you pay more for only native grains in dairy rations and who is to blame for the Bord Bia chairperson-ship controversy?
These are some of the questions included in a flash survey of dairy farmers ahead of Dairy Day.
The Irish Farmers Journal is looking to gauge the opinion of farmers in relation to current and topical matters affecting the sector.
US-based dairy consultant Mike McCully is carrying out a strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats (SWOT) analysis of the Irish dairy sector and as part of this, he wants to know what farmers think.
In this survey, farmers will have an opportunity to add their own comments about where they see the future direction of the sector, the strengths, weaknesses, opportunities and threats.
Dairy Day takes place this Saturday 14 November at UL Sports Arena at the University of Limerick campus.
Tickets are €25 and available at www.ifj.ie/dairyday, with the doors opening at 9.30am and the first of the talks starting at 10.30am.
There are three stages at Dairy Day, with each stage covering a specific topic from technical farming knowledge, calf health and policy/market updates.
Complete the survey below:
