Bossfarmer
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- between Perth and Inverness
With the removal of milk quotas in ireland and huge switch from beef to milk production are these strong beef prices were seeing in the UK here to stay?
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What's going to happen to all the calves
Lots of Irish bull calves live exported.22
Unless they have production restrictions?
I’m amazed by the incompetence of the Irish coops.Glanbia move to curb milk supply from farmers linked to legal challenge
State’s largest dairy processor to impose limits on milk supply during peak monthswww.irishtimes.com
Part time farmers love buying calvesWhat's going to happen to all the calves
There's plenty of "full time" farmers who rear calves as well.Part time farmers love buying calves
Lots of Irish bull calves live exported
Anywhere willing to pay.To where?
Anywhere willing to pay.
Potentially from Spain to Hungary/Poland and as far south as Libya and anywhere in between
Beef numbers are not dropping as expected , if anything they will go up with the extra calves in the country, the live export of calves is the same as other years , it might be down actually, so beef production won’t drop.With the removal of milk quotas in ireland and huge switch from beef to milk production are these strong beef prices were seeing in the UK here to stay?
To Holland , Spain , Italy and PolandTo where?
No it should not, most of this milk is dried for baby powder , with China being the big market.will the increase in irish milk production affect prices over here?