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The market for Irish calves on the continent has witnessed a number a changes in 2024 but remains on track to be one of the highest on record.
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Scheme more popular in 2024 with over 7,000 more suckler farmers applying by the deadline of 24 September.
Justin Walsh runs a one-man operation and manages a herd of 95 beef cows and heifers at the foot of the Hill of Tara in Co Meath, along with his farming business, Justin also weighs cattle for ICBF.
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It’s imperative the Minister keeps his eye on the ball, even with a general election looming.
Up to now, it was only the individual inheriting the land that had to own the land for six years to avail of the relief.
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Funding is being sought to fast-track an IBR scheme in light of the imminent threat to calf exports to the Netherlands in spring 2025.
Adam Woods has the latest on live exports and how 2024 is shaping up to be a record year for exports.
The current herd-level prevalence albeit high, reflects a decrease from previous findings.
