Irish Independent - Farming - 2017-10-10

• Marginal farmers in line for a €25m budget boost •
• Ambassador Spillane hits the highways
• Dairygold set to close 13 stores in Munster
• Green Cert is going global
• ‘The cows got used to the robotic
• Milking a lot quicker than I did’
• ‘A good set-up will also deliver on quality of life’
• Payment lift-off on 66pc of satellite inspection­s
• Battle against the bulge will have to begin in our classrooms
• Dairygold sets pace on cereal prices
• ‘We are doing everything by the book but beef prices are hopeless’
• Sherlock in bid for top ICSA role
• Sheep welfare scheme has delivered on health costs
• We are facing big deficits in forage quality and quantity
• RAPHOE ROSETTE
• Taking action now will give you an edge in the annual rotation gamble
• When are we going to put the Irish back into ‘Irish’ potatoes?
• Fairness has to be the essence of pre-nuptial agreements
• Tackling income volatility remains top of the
• Farmers putting forestry on hold
• EU ready to tackle food chain power imbalances: Hogan
• Glyphosate impasse continues
• Bord Bia looking to new markets to ‘Brexit-proof ’ beef production
• Farming budgetary wishlist
• Massey makeover
• Quotes down by up to 10c/kg as imports hit home
• Heavyweigh­ts recover but poorer quality stock are still being clobbered
• Quotes leave finishers with a lot to ponder
• Cream of the herds head for Millstreet
• Blarney breeding back in the winners’ enclosure
• Colthurst foal will benefit from inspection­s’ amnesty
• Divine inspiratio­n
• A Kerry holding with big tourism potential
• ‘Top quality’ Meath grazing ground for €8,000 per acre
• Mixed Carlow holding for €7,000/ac
• Wicklow farm back on market for €1.1m
• Buyers closing in on Kilkenny holding
• Texans get home on the range West Cork style
• Let’s raise a glass to the prospect of a people’s bank
• Imelda hits her groove at Live Fest

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