Irish Independent - Farming - 2017-05-02

• Beef boost as Libyan deal gets green light
• ‘It’s going to be a long road’
• ‘Even routine things like moving silage from one farm
• Snail sets the pace on water works
• Social welfare red tape hitting job take-up in agri sector - ICMSA
• Extra ANC funds should target upland regions say hill farmers
• Greenway trails can help reboot the countrysid­e
• Claire Mc Cormack
• How George found my grandfathe­r’s long lost Bamford vintage mower
• It’s time to go ‘green’ on basic payments say farm leaders
• Hill farmers call for ‘radical’ action on direct payments
• Apprentice board signs off on massive contributi­on to farm education
• I had more questions than answers after latest Brexit event
• Workload can spiral out of control at this time of the year
• Creep grazing can lift lamb performanc­e and cut weaning stresses
• Efficiency is the key to making money in beef
• Coillte scheme pluses come with some costs
• Brexit data and rumblings from the States are
• Hogan on mission to Canada to promote new trade deal
• New markets crucial for Ireland
• Deal will give ‘more control’ to farmers claim Glanbia
• Giving me the economic jitters
• Limousin tops in the Kingdom
• The sheep farmer’s work is never done
• Prices at a standstill across most categories
• Quotes for bullocks stay rooted at last week’s level
• Making waves
• Duplex drill doubles up for cereals and maize
• All roads lead to Balmoral
• Prime Galway farm up for auction
• Mad for grass crew bid for world silage record
• Politician­s need a clear signal on rural broadband

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