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There was a little tension in the room last Monday night at the special general meeting of the Irish Charolais Cattle Society in Athlone. The Dealer has more.
ICOS livestock services executive Ray Doyle discusses some frequently asked questions regarding the new TB testing requirements under animal health law.
ICOS, the policy and representative body for the co-op sector, is looking for farmers nationwide to respond to its survey on sustainability and bio economy.
Finding a solution to the problem of low-value bull calves is an issue for both the private sector and the Department, the minister has said. Amy Forde and Noel Bardon report.