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The first St Bridgid’s bank holiday sale in Bandon Mart saw calf numbers double compared to last week as calving kicks on a gear in most dairy farms in the south.
As cow numbers increased and calf exports come under pressure, Ben Murphy decided to future-proof his farm with a high-spec calf shed with automatic feeders.
2,125 new tractors were registered throughout 2022 in ROI, 10% (241 units) less than 2021. Meanwhile, Northern Ireland witnessed a 1% increase in new registrations with 530 tractors registered.
Dunmanway-based auctioneer concluded a successful sale of a small holding near Ballinacarriga at the end of 2022 and has also noted a slight change in farmer attitudes to the land market.