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The IFA is insisting that the CAP Budget remains an important issue for the Irish Government despite the ongoing Brexit negotiations. CAP payments are vital to lower income farmers and the proposed EU Budget outlined in May of this year suggests cutting the CAP by 5%. IFA President Joe Healy…

The IFA is calling on Agricultural Minister Michael Creed to pay out the full amount of €10 per ewe under the Sheep Welfare scheme in one go on November 1st. IFA National Sheep Chairman Sean Dennehy ays it makes no sense to split the payment into two tranches as was…

A Leitrim Councillor says the IFA has not done enough on the forestry issue in Leitrim. Independent Councillor Gerry Dolan made his views known when he met the President of the IFA at Drumshanbo mart last week. He is one of a number of Councillors to raise the forestry issue…

The IFA has expressed its shock and sadness at the passing of Richie Flynn. Richie worked in IFA for 27 years, joining in 1991 when he took up a role in the Press Office. In 1996, he moved to our aquaculture section, where he represented fish farmers around the coast…

The Minister for Agriculture has confirmed a fodder import scheme work over €4.2m. The scheme follows lobbying by farming organisations on the impact the drought has had on farmland over the summer months. The Minister already introduced a fodder subsidy following the extremely wet and cold weather over the winter,…