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With dairy farmers continuing to operate below the cost of production, industry consultants stressed the importance of good cashflow planning this spring.
Speaking at Dairy Day in Páirc Uí Chaoimh last Thursday, Flanagan estimated that since the abolition of the milk quotas, that €1bn has been spent on stainless steel at co-op level.
Over 250 farmers gathered at Clonakilty IFA's dairy conference on Monday night and the mood was sombre, following confirmation last week that there the is no leeway regarding the nitrates derogation.
When you try to shame people, you don’t get them onside, you get their backs up, An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar told the ICMSA AGM. Amy Forde and Pat O'Toole report.
Declan Collins travels to Scotland to see what's happening on the Ethical Dairy farm and examines recent research results from Teagasc on leaving dairy calves with cows.