Irish Independent - Farming - 2017-06-20

• Factories slash beef price by up to €50/hd
• ‘Protecting free transport of milk lorries is vital’
• Young Tyrone farmer has cross-border ambitions
• Outsourcin­g of labour set to rise in dairy farms
• Revenue raise objections on Co-op shares test case
• Dairy co-op bosses seek state support on €500m cheddar trade
• Golf fanatic cuts loose in silage field
• Brexit could turn to ‘bromance’ if British voters get a second chance
• Health fads driving food trends
• Northern farmers look for foothold in the south
• Inspectors warned in 2014 over ‘flawed’ procedures
• CHLOE ON THE DOUBLE
• British farmers share our fears about post-Brexit landscape
• Our building plans are on hold until Brexit chaos is resolved
• Strategic cutting required to maintain grass quality
• COUNTRY COUSINS
• We need a fresh debate on how we can become a real ‘food island’
• Puma beef giants are waiting in the wings
• Darragh McCullough
• ‘Agricultur­e budget is going to be a problem’ warns McGuinness
• Britain’s forgotten farmers face uphill struggle
• Parliament rejects bid to halve emission credits
• Trade mission to US and Mexico a ‘vital part of Ireland’s Brexit response’
• To be heard amid Brexit babel
• Eurozone spending power dwarfs any post-Brexit losses
• ‘UK UNLIKELY TO ACCEPT HORMONE TREATED BEEF’
• Lamb quotes back by up to 30c/kg
• Suckler trade confounds all the prediction­s
• Factory bosses are playing hardball on beef prices
• Brexit threat to bloodstock sales
• ‘We need a transition­al period to put a plan in place’
• British farmers come full circle on Europe
• A dairy dynasty
• On track for €2m
• Home of racing legends on market for €6m plus
• Lilliputia­n property with big potential
• West Cork holding with forestry premiums guided at €650,000
• Macra na Feirme makes history in Croke Park
• Survival is everything in the political jungle
• Music with Eddie Rowley

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