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Irish Farmers Journal podcasts

Irish Farmers Journal

Discussion of agricultural news and rural affairs from Ireland"s leading farming and agri-business newspaper, the Irish Farmers" Journal. Every Wednesday. Hosted on Acast. See acast.com/privacy for more information.

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1:51

Breeding a dog worth €1,350

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/08

Winston Pierce from Donard Co Wicklow sold his sheepodog Scott at the Blessington 'Sale of Working Dogs'. Katriona Kinsella speaks to Winston about breeding Scott and Tom Laurence who bought Scott.

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2:08

Selling your dog at a dog sale

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/08

Esther Lambe-Lam speaks to Katriona Kinsella at the 'Sale of Working Dogs' which was held in Blessington Mart on Tuesday 6 May. Esther reads the microchips in the dogs before they are sold. A dog cannot be sold without being microchipped.

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10:11

Cross border rural crime

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/08

David Wright reports from a joint IFA UFU event on cross border rural crime held in Emyvale, Co Monaghan.

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4:20

Dublin hurley maker supporting Irish farmers

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/08

Dublin hurley maker Seosamh Breathnach who was demonstrating his craft at Agri Aware's Open Farm 2019, speaks to Katriona Kinsella about his shopping habits and how he won't let his wife buy special offer vegetables in order for the Irish farmer to receive a fair price for their produce.

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6:25

Mairead McGuinness on CAP reform

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

Adam Woods attended the ICSA Cavan AGM on Monday night and he spoke to Mairead McGuinness about CAP reform and her views on its future.

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3:09

From dairy expansion to beef woes

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

Adam Woods attended the Cavan ICSA AGM on Monday night and he spoke to local farmer Norbert Fitzsimons about some views he had on the current crisis in the beef industry.

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4:43

Brexit aid package would be 'taxpayers money' - An...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

IFA president Joe Healy confronts An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar at the steps of City Hall, Cork and demands a Brexit aid package for farmers worth €101m. IFA livestock chair Angus Woods explains how the association came to this number.

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3:22

MEP Deirdre Clune pledges support for 'upward only...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

The Fine Gael current MEP and candidate in the next MEP election pledges her support for upwards only convergence and discusses the Brexit aid package.

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2:25

'To Hell or to Dublin policy has to stop' - MEP...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

Independent MEP candidate Liam Minehan discusses the need for more support for rural Ireland and warns people not to accept 5G over fibre optic broadband. Minehan is speaking to Hannah Quinn-Mulligan at an IFA MEP candidate meeting in Mallow, Co Cork.

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2:21

MEP candidate Sheila Nunan: Brexit is the biggest...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

Labour MEP candidate Sheila Nunan speaks about the threat of Brexit to Irish farmers and pledges her support for the European Parliament manifesto.

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3:59

Farmers forced to deliver goods 'at below cost price'...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/05/01

Sinn Féin MEP candidate Liadh Ní Riada speaks about the need to increase the price farmers receive for their produce and bats aside the idea that "upward only convergence" should be the primary focus in the next CAP. Ní Riada speaks to Hannah Quinn-Mulligan at an IFA MEP candidate meeting in Mallow, Co Cork.

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5:35

DeLaval showcase five robot farm

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/30

William Conlon attended the recent DeLaval open day where five robotic milking machines were recently installed. Farm manager Roger Barkley explained the reason behind the switch.

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2:35

Maria Walsh Fine Gael MEP candidate on farming

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/30

Amy Forde speaks to Midlands-Northwest candidate Maria Walsh on CAP and young farmers.

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1:57

Saoirse McHugh Green Party MEP candidate on farming

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/30

Amy Forde speaks to Green Party MEP candidate Saoirse McHugh on farming and the environment in the next CAP.

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4:16

Ageing rural population need supports to be put in place

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/29

The podcast was recorded at the Embrace Farm Resilient Farmers Conference – Farmers Health & Wellbeing – Building a Community of Support with Maria Feeney (DCU) who presented research on the topic of issues currently affecting life in Rural Ireland.

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5:06

Wireless broadband trial for Ballyhaise college

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/27

Teagasc director Gerry Boyle and Microsoft Ireland national technology officer Kieran McCorry tell Thomas Hubert about the Airband technology to be deployed across the Ballyhaise farm in Co Cavan.

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4:10

Hogan to announce young farmers' loans

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/27

European Commissioner for Agriculture Phil Hogan discusses prospects for a Brexit beef aid package and the announcement of new subsidised loans for young farmers with Thomas Hubert.

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7:25

“Solutions are not simple” – EAT-Lancet author

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/26

Prof Jessica Fanzo of Johns Hopkins University in the US, a co-author of the EAT-Lancet report on sustainable diets, discusses its implications for Irish farmers with news correspondent Thomas Hubert.

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1:34

IFA opposes AIB loan sale

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/24

Niall Hurson speaks with IFA farm business chair Martin Stapleton and deputy president Richard Kennedy at a protest against the sale of AIB farm loans to vulture funds.

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6:41

Farmer Brexit compensation could be based on factory...

Irish Farmers Journal podcasts ·

2019/04/24

Dairy farmers have been urged to sell their cull cows to the factory rather than the mart in order to avail of future Brexit compensation. President of the ICMSA Pat McCormack told Hannah Quinn-Mulligan that he believes compensation will be based on cattle the farmer has sent to the factory, not sold through the mart.

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