MII aims to increase plants eligible to export beef to South Korea
Meat Industry Ireland (MII) is working to increase the number of meat plants which are eligible to export Irish beef to South Korea.
Source: agriland.ie
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Charity bullock bought by Kepak at Delvin Mart for €3,700
A 715kg Hereford-cross bullock was bought by Kepak with all proceeds from the sale to be donated to charity.
Source: agriland.ie
Farmers gaining the upper hand in prices tug of war as numbers drop off
Go back a month to the week that ended February 19 and the weekly kill at the country’s exporting plants was 35,466.
Source: independent.ie
Roscommon Herald — Trial of meat plant accused of allowing harmful material into Tolka river set for January
Kepak Clonee Unlimited faces prosecution by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI)…
Source: roscommonherald.ie
Laois Nationalist — Trial of meat plant accused of allowing harmful material into Tolka river set for January
Kepak Clonee Unlimited faces prosecution by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI)…
Source: laois-nationalist.ie
Waterford News and Star — Trial of meat plant accused of allowing harmful material into Tolka river set for January
Kepak Clonee Unlimited faces prosecution by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI)…
Source: waterford-news.ie
Carlow Nationalist — Trial of meat plant accused of allowing harmful material into Tolka river set for January
Kepak Clonee Unlimited faces prosecution by Inland Fisheries Ireland (IFI)…
Source: carlow-nationalist.ie
Kildare farmer scoops Hereford Prime farmer of the year
SHARING OPTIONS: Richard Milligan, Roberstown, Co Kildare, moves his Hereford-cross beef stock to a strip of fresh Stego fodder rape. The animals on average are 20 month old and will be slaughtered in the Spring. Photo: Jack Caffrey Kildare farmer Richard Milligan has scooped the prestigious Hereford Prime farmer of the year award. Based near Robertstown, Richard farms in partnership with his father Henry, where the family have been farming since the 1930s...
Source: farmersjournal.ie