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Henry Corbally, Glanbia Chairman and James Byrne, Marketing Manager with Glanbia Agribusiness present a cheque for �10,000 to Adelle Reilly from Breast Cancer Ireland. The money was raised through Glanbia's #PinkBales campaign in 2017 that included the sale of a special limited edition pink silage wrap through Glanbia branches. Also pictured is Margaret Hoctor from Kilmullen Farm in Co. Wicklow who won a competition for the best photo featuring the pink silage wrap. More than �25,000 has been raised in the last three years by the Glanbia Agribusiness #PinkBales campaign for Breast Cancer Ireland. Supporters can also donate to the campaign by buying a Breast Cancer Ireland �2 trolley token key ring or pin, available through all Glanbia Agribusiness and CountryLife branches. Credit: Ger Rodgers

Glanbia’s #PinkBales campaign returns

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UFU ‘puzzled’ by hold in milk prices

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Harper Adams engineering duo set to take part in Mongol Rally to raise awareness for mental health in agriculture

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Wool producers flock to Ashford depot open day

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Sweet-toothed fans to taste test Mackie’s at Royal Highland Show

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Second case of Avian Flu detected in Lurgan Park

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Air Ambulance NI exceeds UK best practice in first year

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LacPatrick sets May milk price

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Heavy weight bullocks sell to £1,155 at Downpatrick Mart

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Beef bred cows sell to £1,535 at Markethill Mart

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Spring lambs sell to a top price of £108.50 at Saintfield Mart

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Massereene Mart: Cast ewes sell to up to £122

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Steers sell to £1,520 for a 700kgs at Armoy Mart

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Bullocks sell to £1,560 for 695k at Omagh Mart

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Heifers sell to £1,600 at Markethill Mart

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Store bullocks sell to £1,270 at Swatragh Mart

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UFU South Antrim members enjoying their visit to Bushmills in March 2018

Members enjoy a packed programme

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UFU President Ivor Ferguson

ABP charity barbecue backs Air Ambulance appeal

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UFU training division upcoming course dates

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Pictured at the announcement of Stena Line's title sponsorship of the Stena Line 2018 Dublin Horse Show are (left to right): Caitlin Hyland, Customer Service Representative, Stena Line; Second Lieutenant James Whyte with Rolestown of the Irish Army Equitation School, McKee Barracks and Capt. Adrian Delaney, Senior Master, Stena Superfast X. This year's event takes place from 8'12 August at the RDS and will see over 1 500 horses and ponies competing across 132 classes and competitions.

StenaLine title sponsor of Dublin Horse Show

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Frank Curran riding Oliver Twister, winners of the 1.35m UR/Ballyward Equestrian Summer Tour

Curran takes the honours on Oliver Twister at Banbridge Horse Show

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Golden jubilee celebrations at CAFRE Enniskillen Campus

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Summer Henderson, from Donaghadee, winner of the junior section of the Co Down YFC's Young Hostess competition, and Andrew Ritchie, from Ballywalter, winner of the senior section, with Philip Simpson, ABP, and home economics teacher at Down High School Sharon McKee

ABP support Co Down Young Farmers’ Young Hostess competition

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YFCU president James Speers and Paula McIntyre

Home management finalists announced

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Members of Lisnamurrican YFC are holding a 12 hour charity cycle on Saturday, June 30th

Lisnamurrican 12 hour charity cycle

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