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  Green light for Bluetongue vaccine as Co Down outbreaks spark summer virus fear

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  Republic of Ireland may already have bluetongue, NI officials say

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  Italy says it would be 'premature' to sign EU-Mercosur trade deal, eyes new year breakthrough

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  EU tries to salvage Mercosur trade pact as parliament toughens farm protections

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  EU races to win over Italy on Mercosur trade deal, says EU lawmaker

  

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  Irish venues won’t follow UK stadiums beef phase-out, catering giant confirms

  

• New powers for Agri-Food Regulator

  

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  France and Italy want Mercosur trade deal vote delayed, say sources

  

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  Macron's delaying tactics could bury Mercosur deal for good

  

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  France boosts cattle vaccination against lumpy skin disease as farmers protest against culls

  

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  Paul Kimmage: How much is enough and why couldn’t John Magnier let this one go?

  

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  ‘Farmers have sold off machinery to pay drug debts’ – how gangs use violence and sexual coercion to sow fear in rural Ireland

  

• France seeks to delay Mercosur accord

  

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  Farmers need to be paid €35/t minimum for silage if biomethane to compete, Teagasc warns

  

• Ticket prices for next year’s National Ploughing Championships are on the rise

  

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  Heydon 'sure' Mercosur deal will be discussed at Cabinet before government decision

  

• Ireland has secured a three-year extension to the Nitrates Derogation

  

• Royal Ulster Winter Fair cattle classes cancelled over bluetongue disease

  

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  Farmer wins legal battle to keep road through Monaghan farmyard private

  

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  Bluetongue vaccination on the cards as Department steps up surveillance

  

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  How soaring cattle prices brought down a €16m Munster cattle-buying firm

  

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  Tributes to farmer who died after fall through shed roof in Co Limerick

  

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  Kerry judge warns ‘if you take a dog out you must manage it’ as man avoids conviction for sheep attack

  

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  European Union reaches a deal to allow gene editing in farming

  

• Widespread culling ‘not the response’ to bluetongue in Northern Ireland – Muir

  

• Further concern as additional Bluetongue cases suspected on Co Down farm

  

• Sheep the only sector set for an income rise next year as dairy incomes set to fall by 42pc

  

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  Nephew wins out in High Court battle over Carlow bachelor farmer’s will

  

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  Internal rebellion forces EPP retreat on Mercosur safeguards vote

  

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  Testing ramped up after Bluetongue virus thought likely to have reached NI

  

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  Renewed calls for bluetongue vaccine approval in wake of suspected outbreak

  

• Bluetongue: What farmers and the public need to know

  

• Suspected bluetongue outbreak in Co Down sparks 20km control zone and all-island alert

  

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