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Editorial: processor reviews a concern

We are just six weeks into the new year and three different consultations or reviews of operations are underway.

VIEWPOINTS 18 February 2026

Editorial: processor reviews a concern

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Editorial: no end in sight for Bord Bia protest

Editorial: no end in sight for Bord Bia protest

VIEWPOINTS 18 February 2026

Editorial: discussion needed on native grain

Editorial: discussion needed on native grain

VIEWPOINTS 18 February 2026

Editorial: Bord Bia row battles on as Murrin holds firm

Editorial: Bord Bia row battles on as Murrin holds firm

Editorial: Bord Bia row battles on as Murrin holds firm

VIEWPOINTS 11 February 2026

Editorial: Mercosur safeguards passed

Editorial: Mercosur safeguards passed

Editorial: Mercosur safeguards passed

VIEWPOINTS 11 February 2026

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Grass 2026: a new event from the Irish Farmers Journal

Grass 2026: a new event from the Irish Farmers Journal

Grass 2026 is a national demonstration event with thousands of farmers, contractors and machinery enthusiasts expected to attend.

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

Editorial: focusing on Irish farmers

Editorial: focusing on Irish farmers

We will continue to invest in bringing you the very best technical advice, market analysis, news stories and opinion in relation to farming, food and rural matters.

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

Editorial: dialogue needed on older farmer payments

Editorial: dialogue needed on older farmer payments

Pension reform has started in Ireland, but a lot more reform and support would be needed if CAP payments were to be cut from older farmers.

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

Editorial: NI live exports banned

Editorial: NI live exports banned

While the absence of NI customers hasn’t taken its toll on the trade over the last two weeks, it is expected to be felt more as the year moves on.

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

Editorial: counting the cost of Bord Bia stalemate

Editorial: counting the cost of Bord Bia stalemate

A bigger question that everyone is now asking is where is this all going to end?

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

Editorial: Bord Bia debacle rumbles on

Editorial: Bord Bia debacle rumbles on

If Murrin digs in and refuses to go, it becomes a harder fight for the IFA in terms of its influence and power.

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

Editorial: bluetongue trade issues a concern

Editorial: bluetongue trade issues a concern

The Department of Agriculture's response has been calm and measured, which is important.

VIEWPOINTS 28 January 2026

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Amazone Avant delivers strength, speed and reliability in tough Irish conditions

Tom Garaghty works with Oliver Conroy Plant and Agri, a, Co Westmeath-based slurry, silage and tillage contractor, long-time Amazone customers who previously operated the AD-P and Centaya drills.

Amazone Avant delivers strength, speed and reliability in tough Irish conditions

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