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Siobhán Walsh

Siobhán Walsh

Tillage editor
swalsh@farmersjournal.ie

Harvest prices not enough to combat rising input costs

Grain prices announced this week are up, but not enough to make figures stack up on tillage farms.

NEWS 30 September 2026
Harvest prices not enough to combat rising input costs
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