Environmental measures in joint EPA/IFA initiative save farmers an average of €6,300

Creed says Government will be ‘ambitious as possible’ when seeking Brexit funds from EU

Irish Farmers’ Association calls for state aid rules to be lifted to provide help to sector

Creed urges farmers to ‘step away from blockades’ as beef deal stalls

Processors say 6,000 people temporarily laid off due to blockades

Processors says thousands of job losses are now inevitable due to blockades

Companies will not follow through on deal if pickets by farmers at meat plants continue

Little impact on larger firms with diverse client list but beef-only haulage firms hit

Michael Creed urges all parties to take a step back from action to allow space for meaningful talks

Picketing of meat plants enters second week as row over beef prices for farmers continues

Some protestors have told the High Court they will not obstruct meat processors

Beef Plan Movement says it is ‘imperative protests are quelled’ ahead of Chinese trade visit

Q&A on the ongoing issues between the Beef Plan Movement and Meat Industry Ireland

Market transparency and introduction of a price index among issues in proposals

Move from meat processor comes as industry faced off against protesters

Beef Plan movement says processor and retailer not farmer get most of consumer price

Pound faces abrupt bout of selling pressure as speculation rumbles about November poll

Stand-in presenter shows her strengths while spinning out sparse material, as Jonathan Healy hears of heroic resistance to a hellish situation

Greenhouse gas emissions from sector continue to rise alongside cattle numbers

John FitzGerald: ‘There can be no certainty about the frequency of extreme events’