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While the supply of semen, particularly imported Belgian Blue, is OK for this year - next year might be an issue if bluetongue continues to spread in Europe.
Factory agents were active for forward store cattle and finished cull cows, while grass buyers had to dig deep for yearling dairy-beef stock in Ballina Mart this week.
The upward trajectory of calf prices is showing no signs of fading, as prices continue to climb even as supply is significantly ahead of this time last year, according to the ICBF calf price database.
Tipperary Mart held its final calf sale of what has been a boom year for calves for the Tipperary town sales venue and trade was extremely strong throughout proceedings.
The association said the “intense engagement” with the Minister and his Departmental officials at the TB summit will result in significant amendments to the Department’s proposals.