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The second key announcement was the €30m to be given as a top-up to tillage farmers on crops planted for the 2024 (this year's) harvest.
Both the INHFA and IFA have called for workable measures in 2025's National Sheep Welfare Scheme.
This week, we bring you the latest on Budget 2025 and what it will mean for your farm, while EPA analysis of water quality measures and a breakdown of 2023’s deer cull are also covered.
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The ICMSA is raising concerns about the proposed changes announced by Minister for Finance Jack Chambers to agriculture and retirement relief under Budget 2025.
The Irish Farmers Journal team discuss the changes announced in Budget 2025 and how they will affect farmers.
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Sheep, suckler and tillage farmers are among those allocated new funding the budget.
Tax specialist Declan McEvoy takes a look at how Budget 2025 will impact farmers’ bottom line in different sectors and circumstances.
A decision has also to be made on what sector will benefit from the Dairy Beef Scheme, which has a new payment of €40/calf, up from €20.
It’s imperative the Minister keeps his eye on the ball, even with a general election looming.
