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IFA president Tim Cullinan said it is essential that those economic sectors most affected by Brexit, such as agriculture, secure their fair share of allocated recovery funding.
The new-season lamb (NSL) standard quality quotation (SQQ) liveweight price has increased by over 10p/kg on the week and is running 60p/kg ahead of earlier in the year.
MPs in Westminster have raised concerns about the UK giving away tariff-free access for beef and lamb under trade deals with Australia and New Zealand.
MPs in Westminster have raised concerns about the UK giving away tariff free access for beef and lamb under trade deals with Australia and New Zealand.
Member states only require a permit for final harvest and forest authorities must respond to applications within weeks, compared to months and even years in Ireland.