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Wine floods the streets of French town as ‘war’ breaks out between France and Spain

Agri-Business

almost 10 years ago

Wine floods the streets of French town as 'war' breaks out between France and Spain

Wine producers in France are at war with Spain over what the French say are 'cheap' imports of Spanish wine undermining local French wines.

Dairy farmers drive sales of new tractors, despite allure of weak Sterling

Machinery

almost 10 years ago

Dairy farmers drive sales of new tractors, despite allure of weak Sterling

New tractor sales in Ireland are up 4%, despite the allure of a weak Sterling and the Chief Executive of the Farm Tractor and Machinery Trade Association (FTMTA).

Opinion: Farm deaths will continue to happen as long as we think they won’t happen to us

Opinion

almost 10 years ago

Opinion: Farm deaths will continue to happen as long as we think they won't happen to us

This week the farming community has been rocked by three farm deaths within days of each other.

European Medicines Agency recommends suspending the use of Velactis

Agri-Business

almost 10 years ago

European Medicines Agency recommends suspending the use of Velactis

The European Medicines Agency (EMA) has recommended suspending the veterinary medicine Velactis used in dairy cows at the time of drying off.

Monday is D-Day for dairy farmers as EU reveals new support measures

Dairy

almost 10 years ago

Monday is D-Day for dairy farmers as EU reveals new support measures

Dairy farmers across Europe will find out the details of further EU supports in light of the ongoing issues in the dairy sector.

Rural Life

almost 10 years ago

The days of farmers' children getting the college grant could be over

Proposals under the new Cassells Report on the future funding of higher education could hit farmers' children's access to a college grant.

The days of farmers’ children getting the college grant could be over

Opinion

almost 10 years ago

Opinion: A drive for cheap food in post-Brexit UK would hit Irish farmers

With Brexit a reality one of the key uncertainty is where UK retailers will source their food and a key driver of that is likely to be ‘where is the cheapest source?’

Opinion: A drive for cheap food in post-Brexit UK would hit Irish farmers

Agri-Business

almost 10 years ago

'Are those who voted for Brexit prepared to pick Brussels sprouts?'

The impact of Brexit on the UK's agri-food industry on a post-Brexit situation where, he says, no plan exists is deeply troubling a leading UK academic has said.

‘Are those who voted for Brexit prepared to pick Brussels sprouts?’

Agri-Business

almost 10 years ago

Brexit fallout: 'Exchange rate fluctuations the biggest issue to agri-food sector in light of Brexit'

A new report has found that the biggest threat to the Irish agri-food sector, in light of Brexit, is fluctuations in the exchange rate.

Brexit fallout: ‘Exchange rate fluctuations the biggest issue to agri-food sector in light of Brexit’

Opinion

about 10 years ago

Opinion: Mandatory jail time needed to ensure agri-food sector is not undermined

The Irish agri-food industry is too valuable to allow a small number of rogues to undermine it.

Opinion: Mandatory jail time needed to ensure agri-food sector is not undermined

Dairy

about 10 years ago

'Dairy sentiment is picking up - but needs to continue for markets to improve'

Sentiments in the global dairy world have improved, but need to continue to do so for it to translate into better prices by the end of the year, according to Lakeland Dairies CEO Michael Hanley.

‘Dairy sentiment is picking up – but needs to continue for markets to improve’

Dairy

about 10 years ago

Brexit: 'Westminster won't look after Northern Irish farmers like Brussels does'

Northern Irish dairy farmers have more to lose by voting for the UK to leave the EU in this week's Brexit vote, according Michael Hanley.

Brexit: ‘Westminster won’t look after Northern Irish farmers like Brussels does’

Opinion

about 10 years ago

Opinion: Brexit decision can be influenced by Ireland

Later this month, on June 23, the British public go to the poll to vote on Brexit or whether to leave the European Union or remain.

Opinion: Brexit decision can be influenced by Ireland

World News

about 10 years ago

Expanded Fonterra cheese plant can produce cheese for 3 billion burgers annually

Fonterra has officially opened its new cheese expansion at Eltham, which can top 3 billion burgers a year

Expanded Fonterra cheese plant can produce cheese for 3 billion burgers annually

EU

about 10 years ago

Europe fails to agree on glyphosate extension

European Member States have failed to agree on legislation that would allow an extension of the glyphosate license.

Europe fails to agree on glyphosate extension

Agri-Business

about 10 years ago

Watch: Glanbia details its new advance payment scheme for farmers

Glanbia Co-op launched a new €55m 'Glanbia Advance Payment' (GAP) Scheme this week to provide interest free cashflow support to members.

Watch: Glanbia details its new advance payment scheme for farmers

Environment

about 10 years ago

'Some of the most productive soil in the UK could be unprofitable soon'

Some of the most productive agricultural land in the UK is at risk of becoming unprofitable within a generation, according to a new soil report.

‘Some of the most productive soil in the UK could be unprofitable soon’

Agri-Business

about 10 years ago

New food craze 'pizza bomb' helps drive Asian demand for dairy products

Novelty food trends, such as the 'pizza bomb' and Mickey Mouse shaped pizza are driving strong demand for cheese in Asia.

New food craze ‘pizza bomb’ helps drive Asian demand for dairy products

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