Irish Farmers Puzzled by Cattle Price Drops
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Irish farmers are baffled by plummeting cattle prices at meat factories, despite robust markets in the UK and elsewhere. The Irish Farmers Association is investigating, as bullocks and heifers now average six euros and seventy cents per kilogram, with top prices hitting six euros and eighty cents. Farmers, particularly those finishing cattle through winter, are feeling the strain, as Irish prices lag behind UK averages by twenty to thirty cents. The IFA plans to meet with processors to demand answers and push back against what they call factory opportunism.
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