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| Publishes | Daily | Episodes | 1604 | Founded | 11 years ago |
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Down to Agribusiness: Chicken expansion, tax breaks and Budget 2027
On this week’s Down to Agribusiness, Stephen and Lorcan discuss McDonalds chicken expansion plans, the FBD Trust’s bumper year, the ESB’s green bond success, R&D tax credits, solar ... more
This week, Aidan chats to the panel about the controversy surrounding Bord Bia’s Larry Murrin. The panel also share their thoughts on livestock trade, a new shed built without a TAMS grant and the NDC / Kerrygold quality milk awards.
We welcome any ... more
Grain prices are the big news in tillage this week with the announcement of harvest 2026 prices from Tirlán and Dairygold. Costs are a big factor in profitability this year and we chat with IFAC on margins. We also chat using slurry efficiently on fa... more
fuel protest threats, CAP meetings, and poultry farmer outlook
On this week's podcast, we look back on a fired-up fuel protester group meeting in Moate, Co Westmeath, and the latest IFA CAP meeting, in Athy, Co Kildare. Poultry meat, dairy farmers, a... more
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Good podcasts with thoughtful discussion but the lack of Northern Irish content is extremely frustrating and quite honestly disrespectful to your listeners north of the border.
A well produced show with thoughtful discussion but the almost complete lack of Northern Irish content is very frustrating.
The sound quality is often poor. Content is good and balanced but overall feels dated.
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The show consistently covers farming news, policy, markets, and practical farming advice with a strong emphasis on Irish agribusiness, policy developments, and live reporting from industry events. Episodes frequently feature policy analysis, farm management insights, market dynamics (dairy, beef, and crops), and real-world farm updates, often illuminated by field reports and expert guests. A notable strength is its ability to translate complex EU or national policy into actionable guidance for farmers, while maintaining a clear focus on cost pressures, sustainability, and the economics of running a modern farm. The mix of on-the-ground reporting, interviews with policy makers, and industry leaders makes it a practical listening choice for p... more
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2. The Dairy Edge
3. The Sod Pod
4. The Last Word with Matt Cooper
5. The Quinn Files
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Recent guests on Irish Farmers Journal podcasts include:
1. Susan Maher
2. Patrick Walsh
3. Edward Walsh
4. James Walsh
5. Donal Whelton
6. Keir O'Leaghe
7. Rob Colton
8. Doireann O'Connor
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