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Responding to a question from Ryan O’Meara, Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon said there has been a deterioration in the incidence of TB in recent years.
Justice Mulcahy has granted an injunction to a Cork farming couple against the sale of farmland on behalf of a vulture fund, but will allow the sale of forestry land to proceed.
Cork Marts CEO Jonathan O’Sullivan confirmed to the Irish Farmers Journal that a file on Bandon Mart had been sent to the chief state solicitors office.
There was no upset in trade as prices held firm in Bandon Mart where over 1,400 calves went through the ring at the west Cork venue's bank holiday calf sale.
Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon has reiterated his call to farmers to submit their applications as soon as possible, with the deadline for submissions at midnight on Wednesday 15 May.
Two Angus bulls bred in Co Cork sold for the highest price of €4,900 at the Irish Aberdeen Angus sale in Mid-Tipp Mart, on Wed 23 April, writes Nevan McKiernan
Other appointments announced by the Taoiseach included Erin McGreehan to the committee on Further & Higher Education, Research, Innovation and Science.
Tirlán suppliers are invited to submit expressions of interest to secure one of 20 places on the fully-funded course covering topics such as climate, soil health, water and biodiversity.