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All the latest opinion and comments on the Irish agricultural industry from the Farmers Journal editorial team.
An overhaul of the farm payment system is due to take place in 2026, although some details remain unclear
One arrest made at Ploughing by Gardaí
Farmer ordered to pay over €9,300 for destruction of limestone pavement
Clare farms targeted in land price intimidation racket – TD
1,150 herds on track for a hefty SCEP fine
Dairymaster founder Ned Harty passes away
Recent AgriSearch events highlight there is a cohort of farmers across NI successfully growing both white and red clover
Whilst we endlessly memorialise some elements of the past, we seem happy to forget others, writes Ray Ó Foghlú.
The proposed MetroLink, for which not even a firm cost estimate is available, could cost €16bn or €17 bn.
This time next year, we will be entering a critical phase in the CAP reform talks.
With external pressures, global and regional uncertainty undermining the Government's spending capacity, tillage farmers' legitimate calls for urgent financial support may only be partially answered.
The NI Climate Change Act passed in 2022 includes numerous different targets to be met
On the neutrality issue, it is clearly in Ireland’s economic interest to avoid a huge and recurring military budget.
Managing Farm Finances in shifting markets Farmers have always been susceptible to shifting market prices, changing policies, and unpredictable weather. These external factors constantly reshape the financial landscape.