Hard cheese: Brexit and the Irish food sector
Will the implementation of extra trade checks by Britain impact Irish agri-food?
Where’s the beef? Outdated data leads to uncertainty on way forward
At beef and dairy farm level there is a growing emphasis on practicalities over conflicting research on carbon efficiency
Sizzle and strife: Who gets the best cut when it comes to beef?
Cattle farming is a loss-making business for most in sector
Republic’s food sector faces huge threat from UK no-deal tariff plan
Irish beef could be priced out of UK market, dairy would also suffer
Farmers face challenging winter with Brexit and Cap reform
Wet winter and dry summer leaves many dairy and beef farmers low on fodder reserves
Higher milk prices boost farm incomes by 30% to €32,000
Dairy farm incomes set to top €90,000 on average this year, up about €40,000 on 2016
Brexit storm clouds gather over Ploughing Championships
UK departure from EU vast challenge to Irish farming as exports facing collapse in demand
Dairy farmers could see incomes more than halved next year
Farm incomes fell by more two per cent this year partly due to the beef crisis
Dairy farm incomes surge by 31% to €64,371 due to better prices
Teagasc national survey identifies wide variation in farm incomes
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