Fodder situation 'relatively stable' - but risk of shortages is weather-dependent
It was estimated that 15% of farms could see significant deficits if February/March weather conditions are poorer than normal.
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It was estimated that 15% of farms could see significant deficits if February/March weather conditions are poorer than normal.
The National Fodder and Food Security Committee (NFFSC) heard how the "hangover" from high fertiliser prices is impacting the supply chain.
Late spring could see 15% of dairy and beef farms short of fodder - 25 January 2024
The National Fodder and Food Security Committee (NFFSC) has heard how farmers around the country have been struggling to secure straw.
CSO median house price: €353,0002024 prediction: up 3%The main demand in Cork city south this year has come from those relocating from Dublin and the UK. “We’ve always seen a bit of it but it has