IFA WILL OPPOSE ANY LAND GRAB BY THE NEXT GOVERNMENT
IFA President Tim Cullinan has said that proposals in the FF-FG document, ‘to facilitate negotiations’ on the formation of a new Government, to take private property from citizens and pay less than the market value will be strongly resisted by IFA, farm families and property owners.
TEAGASC REPORT HIGHLIGHTS SEVERE INCOME VARIATION ACROSS FARM ENTERPRISES
IFA President Joe Healy said the main message to be taken from the Teagasc Outlook Conference on farm incomes in Dublin today is that there are severe income variations across different farm enterprises with beef, sheep and tillage under significant income pressure.
BUDGET 2020: GOVERNMENT MUST SUPPORT THE SUSTAINABLE GROWTH OF IRELAND’S AGRICULTURAL SECTOR
Launching the IFA pre-Budget Submission – FARMING FOR A SUSTAINABLE FUTURE – in Dublin today (Wed), IFA President Joe Healy said a progressive Budget 2020, that supports Irish farmers to develop sustainably is imperative, given the immediate threats and long-term challenges facing the sector.
MERCOSUR ‘SELL OUT’ EXPLAINED
Find out about the latest update on the Mercosur trade negotiations.
IFA REPORT ON BUDGET 2019
Budget Report 2019 The macroeconomic outlook for 2019 is generally positive, Ireland is expected to achieve GDP growth of 4%, down slightly on previous years. Levels of employment are increasing and Government debt as a % of GDP is falling, it is expected to reach 63.5% in 2019, down from highs of 120% in 2012/20131. […]
National Budget Issues
IFA engages with Government on an ongoing basis to secure funding and taxation support for farming and the agriculture sector .
Brexit and Trade
We work in Europe and at home to ensure Irish agriculture is safeguarded in the EU-UK Brexit negotiations and in ongoing EU trade negotiations.
CAP Reform
IFA engages with all European political institutions & organisations to ensure strong representation of Irish farmers’ interests in the CAP
Budget Reports
IFA provides a summary of the main Budget decisions affecting agriculture and farm families each year, including changes in expenditure taxation and social welfare measures.
Farm Income Review
IFA’s annual Farm Income Review presents economic and statistical analysis on farm incomes for the year in question and over a number of recent years.
Value of Agriculture
IFA compiles and commissions analysis of the value of agriculture to the Irish economy, including information on farm structures, incomes, and value of output and exports.
Recent Submissions
IFA responds develops policy in a range of areas to ensure Irish farmers’ interests are considered in national consultation processes and in the development of Government policy.
