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EU asks ‘more and more’ on environmental reform without funding increase, committee hears
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FG under ‘intense’ pressure to resolve issue and are at risk of losing rural seats in next election
But industry group says ‘we are not yet at the stage of white shelves’ in supermarkets
Farmers ‘don’t know which way to turn for money’ over below cost of production price
Farmers say animals have been ‘mercilessly’ raiding feed supplies in the area
Minister for Agriculture orders review of supplies and relief measures for farmers
Calls for EU-Canadian Comprehensive and Economic Trade Agreement to be stopped
Farmers’ groups issue warnings as fear of farm repossessions grows
Management of farmers’ organisation have ‘made decisions’ about treasurer’s future
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