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Traders in Ireland and the UK have moved from discussing Brexit to living with it.
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If the US dropped the demand for hormone fed beef access, a trade deal with the UK could be negotiated quite quickly in 2025.
Shadow Farming Minister Robbie Moore speaks to Peter McCann about inheritance tax and farm policy changes since Brexit.
Rising beef prices and a good general mood at farm level are to be welcomed, according to Tommy Moyles, but the shadow of Mercosur means there's less chance to relax.
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Inheritance taxes are unpopular, precisely because they will rarely match ability to pay, especially for farming assets.
A group of experts from industry and government are still assessing exactly which products could face supply issues
An event focussed on NI farming was held in Brussels last week. Peter McCann reports
Attendees of the Irish Farmers Journal Tillage Day in Kildare on Thursday heard how the ongoing loss of key sprays and chemistry in the sector is having an impact on costs.
Reno and Nic Renison run a low input upland farm in the north of England.
Falling cattle numbers in Ireland and Europe means surplus processing capacity
