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WEBLiam and Dani Kavanagh, the creative minds behind Cruach Design exhibited for the firsttime at this year’s Ploughing showcasing their unique pieces, writes Sarah McIntosh. The Irish Farmers Journal is the definitive source of farming news in Ireland. Online, on your mobile, on the newsstands.
Irish Farmers Journal – For the Latest Farming News in Ireland
WEBAtypical BSE case knocks China beef exports once more. Declan O’Brien. This is the third time in four years that Ireland has been excluded from the Chinese beef market because of problems with BSE. 3 October 2024 News.
Irish Farmers Journal – For the Latest Farming News in Ireland
WEBBudget 2025 – the main scheme announcements summarised. Funding for Agriculture increased by €158m, with €85m of this committed to new measures, according to Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue. 2 October 2024 Schemes.
Farm stock reliefs: what are they worth and are they staying?
WEB4 days ago — 1 October 2024. There are three stock reliefs for farmers which were rolled over until 2027. / Philip Doyle. Three stock reliefs saved farmers from paying €77m in tax between 2012 and 2021, according to a new Government review of the measures.This review found that stock reliefs only represent a “moderate exchequer cost” for every claim ...
Budget 2025: everything farmers need to know - Free
WEB5 days ago — Attaining 2% of the Government's overall spend in Budget 2025 is seen as an important line in the sand for agriculture and the soundings we are getting from Government this lunchtime would suggest that that level has been reached. The Irish Farmers Journal understands that an overall budget of €2.1bn will be allocated to agriculture.
Climate Action Plan: the actions announced for farming
WEBNov 4, 2021 — On Thursday, the Government announced that agriculture would have to cut emissions by 22% to 30% by 2030 under the Climate Action Plan. The plan follows the Climate Act 2021, which commits Ireland to a legally binding target of net-zero greenhouse gas emissions no later than 2050 and a reduction of 51% by 2030.
Eight decades of farming through the pages of the Irish Farmers …
WEBDec 27, 2023 — In 1951, as chair of Macra na Feirme, John Mooney brought a proposal to PaddyO’Keeffe to purchase the Irish Farmers Journal. Enter John Mooney, Macra chair, who joined forces with Paddy O’Keeffe and Michael Dillon, to buy back the paper from the Fleet Printing Company for £2,000. Mooney invested …
Beef Cattle | Beef Farming | Beef Farming in Ireland
WEBThe investment aims to enhance market access, quality and efficiency, while positioning the factory as a central hub for exporting Irish meat. Beef Management: buying weanlings, dehorning and Bluetongue threat Adam Woods takes a look at buying in weanlings, dehorning autumn born calves, lungworm ...
Agriculture relief changes ‘will hinder farm succession’ - ICMSA
WEB2 days ago — The Irish Creamery and Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) has warned that changes to agriculture relief will “hinder farmers but without halting the purchase of land by wealthy non-farmers”. The association is raising concerns about the proposed changes announced by Minister for Finance Jack Chambers to agriculture and retirement relief ...
Farmer views: how harvest 2021 is progressing around the country
WEBJul 25, 2021 — Harvest 2021 is under way, with the warm spell of weather in recent days and weeks allowing farmers in parts of the country to start harvesting winter crops. Mark Browne – Enniscorthy, Co Wexford. The IFA grain committee chair said farmers are generally happy with this year’s harvest.
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