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18 farms to host CalfCare Programme events this January
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DairyBeef 500 is joining forces with Animal Health Ireland’s CalfCare Programme for 18 on-farm events, which will be held throughout the country between 4 January and 23 January.
 
 
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Plans unveiled for cutting CAP red tape and reducing inspections
It has been proposed that farmers below 10ha are exempted from CAP inspections, while those above this threshold see fewer on-the-ground inspections as a result of better satellite checks.
15 March 2024
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Lidl launches 2024 farm experience for schoolchildren
Launching this year's "The Lidl Farm" is young farmer and The Late Late Toy Show star Sheamie Garrihy.
15 March 2024
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Carol Nolan hits out at lack of farming terms in new climate subject for schools
The draft specification for Leaving Certificate climate action and sustainable development has been criticised by the TD for not referencing ‘farm', 'farmer’ or ‘farming', writes Sarah McIntosh.
14 March 2024
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Dale Farm increases February base by 1p/l
NI-based milk processor Dale Farm has announced a 1p/l increase to its base price for February supplies.
14 March 2024
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Commission plans CAP flexibility as it declares farming is in 'crisis'
Over 28,000 Irish farmers could be free from CAP inspections and payment penalties if the proposals are seen through.
13 March 2024
Northern Ireland
Lakeland adds 1.25p/l to February milk price
Lakeland Dairies has increased it February milk price for suppliers in NI by 1.25p/l
13 March 2024
 
Schemes
Warnings issued over progress on ACRES NPIs
Farmers cannot complete proposed non-productive investments until official approval has been received by the Department of Agriculture.
13 March 2024
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Bord Bia showcases Irish food and drink for St Patrick’s Day
Irish food and drink is to be showcased across the world this St Patrick's Day in a bid to attract customers and consumers.
13 March 2024
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Corporates have changed the service provided to farmers - IFA
While the provision of additional places for students to study veterinary in Ireland, Maher maintained that key issue still remain, IFA animal health chair, TJ Maher has said.
13 March 2024