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2011-08-10 Submission on Code of Practice for Designated Grocery Goods Undertakings

Submission to the Minister for Jobs, Enterprise and Innovation on Code of Practice for Designated Grocery Goods Undertakings

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2012-01-04

FARMERS SHOULD STAND OFF BUYING AS FERTILISER PRICES CONTINUING TO FALL

IFA Inputs Project Team Leader Chris Hayes warned farmers not to rush into buying fertiliser as prices continue to fall.

2011-09-30

CAP GREENING MEASURES THREATEN COMMERCIAL VIABILITY OF TILLAGE FARMING – IFA

IFA President John Bryan has said that the greening measures proposed in the leaked CAP document threatens the commercial viability of cereal, oilseed and protein crop production in this country.

2011-09-08

RELENTLESS RISE IN INPUT COSTS ERODING COMMODITY PRICE GAINS – BRYAN

IFA President John Bryan said the relentless upward spiral in the main input costs, such as fertiliser, energy and feed is eroding commodity price gains.

2011-08-25

GRAIN PRICES HARDEN SIGNIFICANTLY – DELANY

IFA National Grain Committee Chairman Noel Delany said that grain prices continue to harden on the back of stronger international prices. London November feed wheat futures are up stg£6/t since last Friday, with Paris milling up €9/t.

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