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We get the latest on the newly agreed emissions target for agriculture, a proposal to pay farmers €5,000 per head to cull cows and farmer views at Tullamore Farm.
We get the latest on the newly agreed emissions target for agriculture, a proposal to pay farmers €5,000 per head to cull cows and farmer views at Tullamore Farm.
The Irish Farmers Journal's Tullamore Farm opened its gates to farmers to discuss its operating model, financials and the future of beef and sheep farming.
Our new slatted shed with a lie-back area was recently unveiled at our Beef and Sheep Open Day 2022, where we gave a full breakdown of the costs of the shed.
Recent moves to increase organic farm payments have not convinced many of a potential future in the sector, according to farmers at the Tullamore Farm open day.