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In an exclusive interview, Minister Heather Humphreys confirmed that the long-awaited low-cost loan scheme will be made available in March.

Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed discussed how Irish agri food exports performed in 2018 with Phelim O'Neill.

Bord Bia launched its annual Export and Performance Review for 2018 on Wednesday morning. Odile Evans talked to the CEO of Bord Bia, Tara McCarthy, and IFA President Joe Healy about the figures.

Liam Moloney, general manager of Irish Farm Film Producers Group, tells Irish Farmers Journal news correspondent Thomas Hubert why the fees to have silage wrap recycled are going up by €5 per 500kg this year.

Vice chair of the Beef Plan Movement Hugh Doyle talks about future plans for the organisation and explains why he's critical of Bord Bia.

Amy Forde spoke to Sligo IFA chair JP Cowley after a meeting about CAP, ANCs and the issues affecting farmers.

The Renewable Heat Association is continuing to challenge the Department for the Economy over cuts to Renewable Heat Incentive tariffs in NI.

Brexit was a key topic of discussion at the first of six roadshows organised by the Ulster Farmers' Union across NI this month.

Senator and farmer Ian Marshall discussed Brexit, the next CAP and environmental challenges with Thomas Hubert this week.

Peter McCann spoke to several speakers and delegates from last week’s Oxford Farming conference in England, including Defra Farming Minister George Eustice and NFU deputy president Guy Smith.

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