Irish Independent - Farming - 2016-06-14

• Beef prices on brink of a crash warns processor
• ‘Isolation is a huge issue... some people are prisoners in their own homes’
• Share spin-out call expectd at AGM
• Mushroom co-op sues for millions in ‘withheld EU aid’
• New fertiliser­s will be a ‘game changer’ - Teagasc
• Department and gardai seize cattle from border farm
• THE BIG INTERVIEW
• Set adrift on memories of my hay days
• ‘It was like I had won all the lottos ever when the PTO finally stopped’
• RAPID RESPONSE: HOW TO DEAL WITH A FARM ACCIDENT
• A step back in time
• How four legs were replaced by four wheels on the farm
• Switching to zero meal strategy requires some smart planning
• Roundup ban reflects Brussels doublethin­k
• First cut was good on the stem but light in the pit
• Maggots, scald and shearing – sunny days are here again!
• Looking after the carers
• Coca-Cola flexing its muscle for share of billion
• Commission to table proposals on phasing out hormone disruptors
• Glyphosate license in legal limbo
• Fertiliser­s €10/tonne higher in the south
• Dollar protein drinks market
• Agri exports in the firing line if British exit the EU
• ‘Dairy sector needs a new vision’
• Lamb quotes drop by up to 20c/kg
• It’s a game of two halves at the marts
• Cows set for a dip but other stock prices stay steady
• Beauty and the best for Richard
• First Holstein open day
• Record set at Limousin dispersal
• Set to be big draw for farmers
• No limits
• Spic and span
• ‘Powerful’ ground in the heart of Tipperary
• Solid sales in Leinster
• A back garden along the wild Atlantic way
• ‘Right good’ midlands farm needs some TLC
• A good spread
• Krone’s X-factor ready to make an impact
• Silage fever heats up but tractor show must go on
• Bureaucrac­y is crippling forestry sector’s potential
• Music with Eddie Rowley

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