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Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers CEO said that farm organisations could impress upon farmers the need to sell old houses on their farms.
Qualified financial advisor (QFA) Carol Brick outlines the best route to a comfortable retirement if you are a full-time caregiver or support your spouse on the family farm
Building a positive working relationship with your bank is key to running a successful business. In part two of our four part series, we discuss the importance of that relationship.
A recent ESRI report has highlighted most consumers are missing out on better deals by not shopping around when buying financial products, Sarah McIntosh writes.
Carbery is owned by four Irish co-operatives - Bandon, Barryroe, Drinagh and Lisavaird - and employs over 1,000 people, with 1,215 local farmer suppliers.
For any business, cash is always king. It is the driver that gets people out of bed in the morning to do another day’s work. This applies to all markets and agriculture is certainly no exception.