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A hill farm in Co Sligo with road frontage onto the main Tubbercurry to Ballina road has just come on the market, writes Tommy Moyles.
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Here are the pros and cons of entering a joint herd number or registered farm partnership, writes Ashling Meehan.
A 70ac residential farm, near Kilmaley, Co Clare has recently come on the market. It has some entitlements and forestry premium included, writes Tommy Moyles.
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A chance log in to his agfood was a bit of a wake up call last weekend.
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The annual report of the Agriculture Appeals Office has shown that 48% of appeals taken by farmers were successfully contested with the plaintiff receiving a payment or not receiving a penalty.
The guide price for the Co Down property as a whole is £5.15m (€6.1m), writes Peter McCann.
For this week's Money Mentor, Marty Murphy, delves into the importance of understanding the implications and importance of timing in joining a herd number.
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A full residential dairy farm with housing space for 600 cows has been offered up for sale in Co Down.
The forgotten farmers group was founded in 2015, when 4,000 farmers were identified by the Department of Agriculture as being excluded from key farm schemes.
