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Irish Farmers Journal
Ireland's leading farming, agri & rural living platform. Over 400,000 weekly print readers on the Island of Ireland.
About Irish Farmers Journal
The Irish Farmers Journal is the only agricultural publication that operates as a legal trust. The mandate is to provide the best possible technical support, market information and news to the agri–sector. No dividends are paid and the directors receive no fees. All profits go back into meeting the trust’s objectives – to enhance the competitiveness of Irish farming and the well–being of those engaged in the sector. To subscribe, visit: www.farmersjournal.ie/subscribe
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Capital & Finance
Irish Farmers Journal reported that Arla's net profit rose 35% to €213m, with protein rather than butter or cheese driving the increase.
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Capital & Finance
Irish Farmers Journal noted that Tirlán is investing €126m in a new whey processing facility at Ballyragget.
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Capital & Finance
Irish Farmers Journal noted that Glanbia has reported strong growth in its Optimum Nutrition brand.
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Operations & Supply
Irish Farmers Journal reports that Cork dairy farmer Fergal Coughlan installed a 32.4kW solar PV system with 72 panels and battery storage to reduce electricity costs from 1c to 1.4c/l, resulting in a net cost of €15,310 after a 60% TAMS grant, VAT recovery, and accelerated capital allowances.
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Research & Knowledge
Irish Farmers Journal notes that the introduction of new veterinary courses at SETU and ATU drove a 42% increase in Level 8 first preferences with round one offers up 115.
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Research & Knowledge
Irish Farmers Journal notes that Level 8 agricultural science first preferences fell by 7% despite graduates being quickly recruited into careers spanning research, finance, nutrition, breeding and agri-tech.
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Farmers Journal published news that Brazilian beef has been banned from the EU over food safety standards.
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Presence & Recognition
Irish Farmers Journal published news that Brazilian beef has been banned from the EU over food safety standards.
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Operations & Supply
Irish Farmers Journal reported that Ireland's first on-farm facility combining grass biorefining and anaerobic digestion has been opened at Shinagh Estates Demonstration Farm in Co Cork.
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