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Lighter beef cross calves, those under 50kg, are meeting a challenging marketplace at the moment, as buyer appetite doesn't appear to be there for them.
Nick Allen of the British Meat Processors Association (BMPA) said a shortage of store and finished cattle in the UK meant that a drop in beef prices was very unlikely.
A new roadshow, geared towards demonstrating how farmers, businesses, and households can save money and create a new income stream through renewable energy, will take place throughout April.
Farmers with pedigree bulls who have been locked out of the scheme as a result of the new beef indices will now be eligible for the scheme after a solution to the issue was agreed.
The former general secretary of the Irish Cattle and Sheep Farmers’ Association (ICSA) announced that he will stand as an independent in the Ireland South constituency.