Weather forecast
Overall it will be cloudy today with outbreaks of rain and drizzle in places. However, there will be lengthy dry periods also. A few bright or sunny spells will develop throughout the day, especially across northernmost counties. Top temperatures will range from 18°C to 20°C in general, but slightly cooler across western and northern counties. Westerly winds will be light or moderate throughout the day.
In the news
Co-op boards need to review their milk pricing according to the IFA after the Irish Farmers Journal/KPMG milk review revealed a 6c/l gap between the highest and lowest milk prices paid by co-ops last year.Italian buyer wants more weanlings and beef.Department of Agriculture paid out €81,000 in compensation for bullying claims.A trade deal that could be worth up to €20bn has been signed between the European Union and Japan. Industry experts believe the Japanese market for Irish beef could expand to take up to 20,000 tonnes.Post-Brexit border checks for 100% of live imports and animal products.Coming up on www.farmersjournal.ie
Weekend weatherReaction from western farmers on The Irish Farmers Journal/KPMG Milk Price ReviewWhat’s on today
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Weather forecast
Overall it will be cloudy today with outbreaks of rain and drizzle in places. However, there will be lengthy dry periods also. A few bright or sunny spells will develop throughout the day, especially across northernmost counties. Top temperatures will range from 18°C to 20°C in general, but slightly cooler across western and northern counties. Westerly winds will be light or moderate throughout the day.
In the news
Co-op boards need to review their milk pricing according to the IFA after the Irish Farmers Journal/KPMG milk review revealed a 6c/l gap between the highest and lowest milk prices paid by co-ops last year.Italian buyer wants more weanlings and beef.Department of Agriculture paid out €81,000 in compensation for bullying claims.A trade deal that could be worth up to €20bn has been signed between the European Union and Japan. Industry experts believe the Japanese market for Irish beef could expand to take up to 20,000 tonnes.Post-Brexit border checks for 100% of live imports and animal products.Coming up on www.farmersjournal.ie
Weekend weatherReaction from western farmers on The Irish Farmers Journal/KPMG Milk Price ReviewWhat’s on today
To find out more about events near you, visit our agri-events calendar.
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