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Despite rising costs for labour, freight and energy putting pressure on animal supply chains in 2022, Rabobank is positive about the prospects for 2022.
Teagasc advice during the drought was the latest skirmish around an issue that is not going to go away – the footprint of the animal feedstuffs we import.
Good morning. In the news today: good news for poultry farms as housing restrictions are lifted and there are hopes the hen harrier scheme will open this year.
Brazil's behemoth beef business is keen to quash what it sees as misconceptions regarding its industry. The industry wants to get a bigger foothold in Europe.