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The season's here for poets and romantics

THERE is always a sense of pleasant anticipation when looking forward to the next season, whether it be spring, summer, autumn or winter.

Grain price surge as EU output falls

Grain prices have again strengthened on the back of further reports of poor harvests in Britain and across continental Europe.

Tensions grow over removal of ICSA pair

Tensions are mounting within the ICSA over the removal of two senior officers from the association.

IFA eyes more funding for Burren Life reincarnation

More than 100 farmers have been accepted for the new environmental scheme which is to take over from the Burren Life Project.

New addition

Darragh McCullough (right) has been appointed as the Deputy Editor of the Farming Independent.

Summer has given lifeline for farmers

Any lingering fears that the poor silage yields from this year's first cuts might come back to haunt farmers next spring have certainly been laid to rest over the past few weeks.

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