Minister urged to listen to farmers, not 'people wearing suits up in Dublin'

British farmers are raising concerns about the amount of fodder being imported into Ireland during the current feed crisis.

Minister urged to listen to farmers, not 'people wearing suits up in Dublin'

British farmers are raising concerns about the amount of fodder being imported into Ireland during the current feed crisis.

UK farming unions say the impact of Irish aid schemes could have a knock-on effect for British farms which are also dealing with a shortage of supply.

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