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The farm machinery industry and contractor interests across Europe have made a proposal to implement a voucher system to encourage smaller farmers to access precision agriculture technologies.
A CEMA proposal wants slurry tankers re-classified as trailers under new machinery Type Approval proposals for all EU countries. This specification change could result in a significant price increase.
CEETTAR, the European Organisation of Agricultural, Rural and Forestry Contractors, believes that contractors should be in included in reform of the CAP.
“We have enough iron in agriculture,” Klaus Pentzlin, president of the European contractor organisation CEETTAR told last weekend’s FCI contractor conference and exhibition.
The Association of Farm Contractors in Ireland (FCI) has written to Teagasc director, Prof. Gerry Boyle about Teagasc advice being given to farmers, to lower the farm contractor rates in 2015.
The Association of Farm Contractors of Ireland (FCI) has welcomed the initiative whereby the activities of the association will feature in a regular fortnightly column in the Irish Farmers Journal.
McHale's new Fusion 3 Plus combination baler and wrapper with film-on-film technology has received a number of prestigious awards at farm machinery shows across Europe.