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Tom Power with his grandson Liam O'Keefe keeping an eye on a neighbour's dairy cattle in Mulrankan, Bridgetown, Co Wexford. Tom farms some pigs, chickens and turkeys in Bree just outside Enniscorthy and has done so since he got his first pig at 14 years of age. He now loves spending time with his grandkids. \ Philip Doyle
Good week for…
Sheep farmers, who are set to receive €16m in payments under the Sheep Welfare Scheme.
Farmers with finished cattle to sell, as the factory agents scramble to secure cattle for the Christmas trade.
Those worried about the fodder shortage, as the Department of Agriculture makes plans for a fodder relief scheme.
Irish agri-food exports, as Minister Creed and Bord Bia’s trade mission continues in Japan and South Korea.
Bad week for…
Kerrygold butter, which is to be dropped by two major retailers in a row over price. It’s not all bad news though, with the trademark golden packaging set to grace shelves in South Korea.
The fight against rural crime, as calls mount for more gardaí in rural Ireland to combat the rising tide of burglaries and assault.
Malting barley growers, who were protesting outside the Guinness headquarters at St James’s Gate this week over prices.
Most farmers, as poaching of land by cattle comes under the spotlight in the new Nitrates Action Programme.
Sheep farmers, who are set to receive €16m in payments under the Sheep Welfare Scheme.
Farmers with finished cattle to sell, as the factory agents scramble to secure cattle for the Christmas trade.
Those worried about the fodder shortage, as the Department of Agriculture makes plans for a fodder relief scheme.
Irish agri-food exports, as Minister Creed and Bord Bia’s trade mission continues in Japan and South Korea.
Bad week for…
Kerrygold butter, which is to be dropped by two major retailers in a row over price. It’s not all bad news though, with the trademark golden packaging set to grace shelves in South Korea.
The fight against rural crime, as calls mount for more gardaí in rural Ireland to combat the rising tide of burglaries and assault.
Malting barley growers, who were protesting outside the Guinness headquarters at St James’s Gate this week over prices.
Most farmers, as poaching of land by cattle comes under the spotlight in the new Nitrates Action Programme.
The Department of Housing expects an end to raw sewage being pumped into waterways within three years.
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