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'£8/kg is a realistic farmgate beef price' - Farmers for Action

The London protest beside Big Ben and Westminster was a "huge success". (Pic: FFA)

Farmers For Action NI attend London tractor protest

Are dairy cow numbers in Northern Ireland about to be cut by around 20%

The issue of reducing livestock numbers is back on the table

UFU president David Brown

Farm leaders confirm their priorities for 2023

FFA hits out over New Zealand and Australia trade deals

FFA support for bill

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Farm Welfare Bill continues to make progress

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‘Arla suppliers getting 30 pence for their milk’

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FFA concerns over TB eradication

FFA welcomes the return of Stormont

Mike Johnston.

Dairy industry on election alert

David Sandford, NI Chair Nature Friendly Farming Network, www.nffn.org.uk

It is important that farming and nature must work hand in hand

Pictured l-r William Taylor, FFA, Sean Fitzpatrick, Northern Ireland Agricultural Producers Association (NIAPA), Richard Halleron, Chair and Writer/Journalist of NI Newsletter and Ernie Ritchie, NBA

A politician ‘no show’ at meeting

Beef crisis meeting planned for October 1st

Mercusor deal slammed as a ‘callous sell-out’ of farmers

The Dark Hedges

Farmers for Action warning on ‘Give Way’ signs after Dark Hedges tourist acciden...

Farmers for Action have issued a warning over the dangers of ‘give way’ signs at a notorious junction near the Dark Hedges, in Co Antrim following an accident involving Canadian tourists.

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Pictured (left to right) William Taylor FFA and NBA, Sean McAuley, FFA and NIAPA, Lady Hermon and Michael Clarke NIAPA Committee.

NI Farm Groups meet with Lady Hermon

Fearghal McKinney SDLP, Sean Fitzpatrick NIAPA, William Taylor FFA and Sean Rogers, SDLP.

We're not going backwards, says FFA

FFA expresses concern at vegan campaign

Fearghal McKinney SDLP, Sean Fitzpatrick NIAPA, William Taylor FFA and Sean Rogers, SDLP.

Opportunity for dairy farmers - FFA

FFA warns against taking UK farmers for granted

Fearghal McKinney SDLP, Sean Fitzpatrick NIAPA, William Taylor FFA and Sean Rogers, SDLP.

Talk tough on prices: FFA

William Taylor, FFA, Caoimhe Archibald, Sinn Fein, Sean Oliver, Sinn Fein Policy Officer, Sean McAuley, FFA and Donal McAtamney, NIAPA

NI Farm Groups meet Sinn Fein

Farmers support vote for strike

Milk price crisis '“ Strike meeting date set for November 14

'˜NI milk strike now a possibility'

Referendum debate is becoming clearer - FFA

William Taylor, Northern Ireland co-ordinator of Farmers For Action (FFA), claims the Referendum picture is now becoming clearer, after last week's Northern Ireland Agricultural Producers Association (NIAPA) and FFA Open Meeting at Dunsilly with the local MEPs.

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Farming groups meet committee chairman

Agriculture Minister Michelle O'Neill convened a further meeting of dairy stakeholder senior representatives at Stormont to discuss challenges facing the industry. Minister O'Neill said consensus across the dairy industry is vital if there is to be a solution to the current crisis facing farmers. The Minister also said she is pressing for a meeting with EU Commissioner Phil Hogan to press him on intervention volumes. Those attending the meeting included the UFU, NIGTA, banks, dairy processors and other key industry representatives.

Dairy crisis talks held in Belfast

Pictured l - r is William Taylor, FFA UK NI co-ordinator, Michael Clare, Chairman of NIAPA, John McCallister MLA and Sean McAuley, FFA Steering Committee member.

FFA begins lobbying on farmgate legislation

William Taylor, FFA NI coordinator; Michael Clarke, chairman NIAPA; Sean Mc Auley, FFA; Paul Gosling, economist and report author

Farmers urge voters to back fair pricing law