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James Mallon – the man behind one of the country's largest livestock exporters is closing in on a deal to buy Carnaross Mart. The news was broken first on www.farmersjournal.ie this week.
Farmers looking for a short-term loan. As reported by the Irish Farmers Journal, Ulster Bank still has some of its €25m of the €150m low interest rate loan.
James Mallon – the man behind one of the country's largest livestock exporters is closing in on a deal to buy Carnaross Mart. The news was broken first on www.farmersjournal.ie this week.
Farmers looking for a short-term loan. As reported by the Irish Farmers Journal, Ulster Bank still has some of its €25m of the €150m low interest rate loan.
"You ask is our structure (AHI) adequately equipped for such a task, and as a small organisation have we the resources to carry out our work?" - Mike Magan, Animal Health Ireland (AHI)
UCC's diploma programme in Speciality Food Production is celebrating its 15th anniversary; pivoting to an online 2020 commencement in compliance with COVID-19 protocol, writes Janine Kennedy.
Commentary on nutrition and the environmental impact of our food choices is polarised. It is fantasy to think that the environmental challenge is not our new reality writes Amii McKeever
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