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Adam Woods takes a look at the current crisis in the pig sector and talks to Tipperary pig farmer Michael Monagle about what the future holds for the Irish pig industry.
Amy Forde and Declan O’Brien speak to Kerry suppliers who are signed up to fixed-milk-price contracts which are currently paying below the market price for milk.
The Department has said that the main message taken from the meeting was that farmers in difficulty should speak with their banks as early as possible.
A constructive meeting was held with Macra where a number of young farmers made their case for the importance of accessing credit, according to Ciaran Cuffe MEP.
A delegation from Macra met with Dublin-based MEP Ciaran Cuffe to discuss the importance of accessing credit to enable more environmentally friendly farming practices.