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Strong words from IFA president Francie Gorman as the battle for the next CAP begins, bluetongue, a shortage of sheep shearers in the UK and more feature on this week’s show.
Three farmers named on latest tax defaulters' list
How much is too much to pay for calves?
Liquidator appointed to Kilkenny vegetable grower’s company
Coolmore-linked company fined €100,000 for hedgerow offences
Green diesel prices climb over three times faster than white
The IFA is seeking increased BVD PI compensation, as well as full funding of test costs.
The IFA has called for an immediate suspension of the carbon tax to help alleviate surging energy and fuel costs.
On this week’s show, the team discusses the chaos in the fertiliser trade as a result of conflict in the Middle East, the ending of the dispute between the IFA and Bord Bia and more.
If the review finds that Larry Murrin had no conflict of interest and that there were no governance issues with the board of Bord Bia, what happens next?
Remembering Dan O'Riordan from Ballydaly, a cherished member of our IFA family.
The announcement of an independent review into Bord Bia's board governance has saw the IFA stand down its protests inside and outside the agency's head offices.
One of the five protesters, Patrick McCormick, said: 'We are well pleased to get to the point that we have, we are not where we want to be yet, but we are well on the road.'
Advice for supporting gut health Taking a preventative approach to scours and supplying calves with targeted health products during digestive disturbance are essential for sustained growth.