Conference to focus on post-quota opportunities for dairy farmers

Farmers will be urged to focus on “getting things right” in the dairy farm business to take advantage of the opportunities that will be available when quotas are abolished in 2015.

Fri, 03 Jan, 2014 - 00:00

Ray Ryan

That will be the aim of the Irish Grassland Association dairy conference which takes place in Newpark Hotel, Kilkenny, on Tuesday.

Grass production and utilisation on the farm will be discussed by Teagasc Moorepark experts Eva Lewis and Abigail Ryan.

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Place: Newpark Hotel, Kilkenny Place: Wexford Place: Cork Place: Tipperary Place: Cornwall Person: Eva Lewis Person: Abigail Ryan Person: John Curtis Person: Pat Dillon Person: Frank Buckley Person: Shane Chambers Person: Jim Delahunty Person: Chris Knowles Event: Grassland Organisation: Association Organisation: Teagasc Moorepark Organisation: Animal and Grassland Research and Innovation Centre

<p>Tirlán has made the largest drop in milk prices for September 2025, dropping the base price by 4cpl.</p>

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