French farmers walk ahead of hundreds of sheep as they stage a protest against the government's "Plan loup" (wolf project) which protects wolves that the farmers blame for livestock deaths and financial losses, in Lyon, France, 9 October, 2017. \ REUTERS/Robert Pratta
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The 100,000 farmers in disadvantaged areas, who will see their ANC payment rise by €250 next year after Budget 2018.
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The 100,000 farmers in disadvantaged areas, who will see their ANC payment rise by €250 next year after Budget 2018.
Solutions to the labour shortage in farming, as the Department of Department of Business, Enterprise and Innovation ruled out granting visas for some foreign workers.
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