If consumers are not prepared to pay more for food, the guarantee of security of supply will not be there as it was in the past, Tirlán CEO Seán Molloy has said.
Meat processors, dairy co-ops, Teagasc, the NDC and farms were among the employers granted work permits last year.
As the need for employees on Irish farms continues to grow, 2023 Nuffield Ireland Scholar Gillian Willis shares some tips from her recent Nuffield research on people management.
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With spring calving just around the corner, outlined are five jobs to prepare sheds for one of the busiest times of the year.
The proposed reforms of UK inheritance tax could have big implications for our farm, writes John Egerton.
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Labour leader Keir Starmer is obviously a very intelligent man but has a total lack of charisma and judgement, writes Joe Collingborn.
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In the past decade, Kildare firm Denis Doyle Ltd has become a household name in the solar industry in America, producing high end self-propelled pile drivers. Peter Thomas Keaveney reports.
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Shadow Farming Minister Robbie Moore speaks to Peter McCann about inheritance tax and farm policy changes since Brexit.
The Secretary of the CAAV, Jeremy Moody, was the main speaker at a winter briefing for members, held in Co Antrim