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Tipperary farming: winter finishers are facing a ‘real financial crisis’

Winter finishers are in a real financial crisis, burning €200 per head on cattle, according to IFA livestock chair Angus Woods. Cattle prices were down €100 and feed costs up another €100 per head, and Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed’s Brexit ...

26 Jan 2019 at 19:30

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Tipperary TD Jackie Cahill says beef industry is ‘on its knees’ as prices fall

The beef industry is on its knees with cow prices down by 33 per cent since July 2018, according to Fianna Fail Spokesman on Agriculture Jackie Cahill. “Farmer returns are simply no longer viable and are unable to keep their businesses viable. It’s ...

08 Dec 2018 at 19:00

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Tipperary farming: IFA protest over proposed Mercosur deal on beef

The IFA protested this Wednesday morning outside the EU Commission offices in Mount Street in Dublin over the EU Commission’s proposal to offer Brazil and other South American countries further access to the EU market for beef and poultry as part ...

04 Oct 2017 at 14:30

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Tipperary farming: no confidence in beef price competition controls

Farmers do not believe that there is adequate price competition in the beef sector, according to IFA national livestock chairman Angus Woods. He made it clear to senior officials in the Competition and Consumer Protection Commission (CCPC) in ...

26 Jul 2017 at 19:00

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