Irish Independent - Farming - 2016-06-28

• Cattle prices take first hit on back of Brexit fears
• Game of risk
• Farm families in the economic firing line
• Strict ‘Made in Europe’ labelling could hit cross-border milk pool, warns economist
• Brexit a double-edged sword for rural property
• Beef sector will bear brunt of Brexit impact
• British exit could create new opportunit­ies for dairy sector
• THE BIG INTERVIEW
• A day of life experience­s from the cruel to the sublime
• Making every decision count
• How to control parasites in young cattle
• BACK FROM AUSTRALIA TO EXPAND THE FAMILY FARM
• Home remedies
• ‘If you had to buy anything in, you were considered a bad farmer’
• Turkish delight or another dead end for the beef sector?
• Five actions that can help us survive milk price volatility
• Rapid grass growth can increase stressors for dairy cows
• Ideal weather gives us good quality grass for weaned lambs
• Knowledge transfer groups well worth the effort
• UNDER CONTROL
• Seed variety developmen­t now depends on payment of royalties
• Balancing the lending scales
• EU Commission intervenes in glyphosate dispute
• Hogan backs new support package for dairy sector
• Brexit could halt climate change deal
• Healy back onto board at FBD Plc
• Brexit poses massive threat to agri-trade warn farm leaders
• Higher volumes soften pain of milk price slump for dairy sector
• A case of trying to pull the wool over department eyes
• UCC goes back to the soil with on-campus food project
• Farm accident victims remembered
• Sheep rally by 10-15c/kg despite worries over Brexit
• Stock falls by as much as €120/hd as Brexit bites
• Brexit slices 10c/kg off bull and cow quotes
• Generation­s of champions
• Clock ticks down on ICBF bull tender sale
• ‘It was never about the money’
• Galway gem
• Kilkenny equestrian holding guided at €1.1million
• ‘Brookville’ back on the market
• Midlands farm sells for €1.3m as auction sales stay steady
• UK buyers in the chase for €17m estate in Donegal
• Carlow farm almost makes the million
• Kildare estate goes for €2.15m after lively bidding
• Mzuri roll out updated strip till and straw rake systems
• Budget sprayers from Horsch
• Farmers flocking to the drone zone
• Top hurley maker lauds GAA and farming bonds
• Britain’s political class has shown stupidity over Brexit
• Living the American dream in Ireland

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