Irish Independent - Farming - 2016-07-05

• Brexit job losses and CAP cuts warning
• Precision farming
• ‘Grey areas’ on Knowledge transfer
• British beef prices hold firm despite Brexit concerns
• Is it back to the future for the beef industry?
• Farm chemicals under renewed EU scrutiny
• Calls for crackdown on BVD offenders
• New vaccine could end badger culls
• Only ‘top 10pc’ of cereal growers will break even
• Farming still ‘most dangerous’ occupation
• The grazing game changer that can beef up your profits
• Mineral deficiency can be a hidden killer in dairy herds
• There should be no fear of a fodder crisis next winter
• Beef producers need to focus on correct market specs
• A distressin­g case of lead poisoning
• We need a Plan B to tackle dairy volatility
• Did you hear the one about the ‘food island’ that can’t feed itself?
• Department loses landmark case
• DEPARTMENT KNEW ABOUT CONTROL REPORT OMISSION
• Pride and populism leaves British agricultur­e
• Uncertaint­y over UK’s exit could affect farming budgets
• ‘We need alliance with northern Europe’
• Legislatio­n tabled to resolve turf wars
• Minister moves to free up farm finance
• It’s bonanza time for the Eurobores and spoofers
• Ireland’s first female vet faced obstacles every step of the way
• It’s time to call the sheep factories’ bluff
• Prices return to more even keel after Brexit fallout
• Factories use sterling to beat down beef prices
• Five elite embryos fetch over 5,000
• Cavan breeder takes top award at Athlone beef heifer championsh­ips
• Punching above his weight He’s running a stable on a shoestring, but Garrett Power has a live chance of more glory at the Galway Races,reports Siobhán English
• Agri-tourism opportunit­y in east Clare
• Prime Kilkenny land sells for over €14,000/ac to local buyers
• Tipp property with a serious pedigree
• Compact Shannonsid­e holding for €435,000
• Royal county holding guided at €480k
• Smooth operator
• Machinery sector taking a wait and see stance on Brexit
• Macra launch good neighbours campaign
• ‘The farms are run on a field basis, not on a clock basis’
• Iranian vets fly in on beef factory inspection visit

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