Profit beefed-up, says Teagasc

The country’s best-run beef farms made a profit of over €900/hectare (€360/acre) in 2003, according to a Teagasc analysis on almost 200 beef farmers using its eProfit Monitor.
Profit beefed-up, says Teagasc
Thu, 30 Sep, 2004 - 01:00

Results show that profits on suckling farms averaged €560/hectare (€224/acre) while profits on non-suckling farms averaged €490/hectare (€196/acre).

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