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Both AIB and Bank of Ireland's agri teams at the National Ploughing Championships are reporting a high volume of farmer questions around cashflow planning.
Effective cashflow management is fundamental to the success of any business. In an ever-evolving landscape, one enduring truth remains: cash is the lifeblood of any enterprise.
Irish agriculture as we know it is one of the most sustainable production systems in the world. Sustainability encompasses three key elements: economy, environment and society.
From a sheep and suckler farm in Co Roscommon to her role as agri advisor in AIB, Nicola Fetherstone outlines her career pathway and financial challenges farmers are facing, writes Sarah McIntosh