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Agribusiness
The latest agribusiness news and developments from the Irish Farmers Journal. Keep up to date with all company and co-op news developments in the agribusiness sector.
Aberdeen Angus Quality Beef group in Northern Ireland is an example of a producer group working well and delivering for members, factory and retail partners
Lemken have set its sights on moulding a crop care future manufacturing mechanical weeding equipment. Peter Thomas Keaveney travelled to the Steketee factory in the Netherlands to find out more.
Peter Thomas Keaveney sat down with Lloyd Dawson, sales director with Berry Agriculture which is parent company of well-known bale plastic producer Silotite, to talk sales, production and prices.
Beef markets look strong, supplies are tight and given the differential between what finished animals are making between Northern Ireland and the Republic.
Although prices have increased in recent weeks, these are not keeping pace with prices in key markets and “must move further and faster”, according to the IFA.
There are a number of considerations that landowners, forestry operators and farmers, etc, must take into account before completing groundworks, the most important factor is that it is safe to do so.