Irish Independent - Farming - 2018-05-29

• Traditiona­l attachment to the land is ‘loosening’
• Milk price outlook ‘very positive’ says co-op boss
• AUSSIE INVENTION PROMISES TO ‘REVOLUTION­ISE’ SUPPLEMENT­ARY FEEDING
• Processors alarmed by British plan to ban live exports
• Dáil has ‘perfect opportunit­y’ to halt Mercosur deal: ICMSA
• An ecological menace that’s out of control at a park near you
• Cereals harvest forecast to be 100,000t down on 2017
• ICBF defends make-up of its board membership
• Bord Bia unveils ‘deep dive’ plan for food exports to Asian markets
• How Irish diplomacy and hard graft cracked the ‘China Project’
• Second cut silage won’t be an option this year
• Lambs will be playing catch up on their weight gain targets
• A tale of how two dairy men are handling the pressures of expansion
• This year’s winter cereals are the cleanest I have ever seen
• Tax breaks for farm training
• Crucial month ahead on several fronts for EU trade negotiatio­ns
• Drive for safety is going to become a big cost
• Automated dairy dosing system scoops top enterprise award
• Challenge for many farmers
• A host of Olympic and World champions vie for honours at Tattersall­s
• Factories ‘are putting boot into farmers’
• Bullock prices take a tumble while heifers rise again
• Game of two halves after early week price wobble
• ‘King’ crowned at Hereford show
• ZERO GRAZING ON THE RISE
• Scaling up
• John Deere to launch futuristic sprayer with carbon fibre boom
• Out of the ordinary
• ‘Sweet’ farm by the banks of the Slaney
• Horsey holding with potential a short hop from Waterford city
• A labour of love along the Wild Atlantic Way
• Midlands farm primed for the dairy revolution
• Taking the scenic route to a slower pace of life
• Fore! My first round of golf was definitely my last
• Harrington rocks as new album rolls...

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