Farmers must resist low lamb price

Farmers should be in no rush to sell lamb at lower prices, says IFA sheep committee chairman Laurence Fallon.

Despite a stable market in France and strong prices in Britain, the Irish lamb factories have tried to pull back prices without justification, he said.

He said some factories paid up to €3.65/kg (130p/lb) for lambs this week and were trying to move their quotes as low as €3.44/kg (123p/lb).

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