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IFA and ICSA met with An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar, Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue and Ministers of State Pippa Hackett and Martin Heydon in Government Buildings on 24 May.
The study shows the relevance and importance of agriculture as Ireland’s largest indigenous industry and a significant driver of employment in rural areas.
It has been a busy week for contractors as silage season has kicked off. Kelsey Daly and Sarah O'Sullivan spoke to contractors around the county to see how they are getting on.
The IFA is “looking forward” to engaging with the new agri-food regulator, especially at a time when farmers need a “regulation to stand up for their livelihoods”.
Irish rugby stars will be celebrating World Milk Day in the National Dairy Council show garden at Bloom this year and there will be several talks on food and farming.