Irish Independent - Farming - 2016-10-25

• Beef grid costs farmers €78m QPS will never be ‘cash neutral’ for beef producers, says report
• 8,000t of toxic waste on our farms
• ‘New’ potato blight pushes spray bill over €4m
• Green champions reaping big rewards
• Late farm payments still aren’t acceptable
• Tillage sector ‘in danger of collapse’
• Food industry in the firing line as Brexit begins to bite
• THE BIG INTERVIEW
• Farewell to a good man who was one of us
• FTMTA wants action on TAMS II scheme
• Fix it: expert winter tyre checks
• Getting to grips with the causes of lameness
• Clouds on the horizon as first winter crops begin to emerge
• Whole flock approach to foot health
• It’s important not to be left with a hangover of lambs
• Who’s for stock on a busy road?
• Irish farmers slam EU trade deal with Canada
• Do not use the new low-cost loans for struggling farms to
• Concern over future UK agreement
• John Keogh appointed new director of APHA
• Winter milk returns barely cover extra costs
• Mask underlying business problems
• Bargain hunting north of the border
• No change as Moyvalley still leads the way
• Quotes fall to €3.60/kg as factories blame pound
• Daffodil blossoms into
• ‘Charolais have a profitable future’
• ISH Studbook tops eventing rankings
• Bid for owner title hots up
• Private nursery sector reaping the rewards of long-term birch research
• ‘Inland port’ discounted by 95%
• ‘Peach of a farm’ with four beds and 48ac for €442k
• Stables and sliding doors in north Cork
• Glebe land primed for investment
• Gurteen property in the heart of top-class farming country
• Wild Goose Lodge film sets silver screen alight
• Sensible financial planning is worth its weight in gold
• Music with Eddie Rowley
• Tom still the biggest draw in town
• ‘You’d wonder if we are farming in 2016 or 1916’

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