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Cootehill Mart – Farm and Machinery Auction – 16/04 – 19/04

Cootehill Mart Machinery Auctions via LSL Auctions presents a Live, timed farm and machinery auction until 19 April 2022, at 11:00 am. Lots include: Massey Ferguson 390T 4WD Massey Furguson 390 4wd Kuhn Fertiliser Sower John deere toy tractor and a joskin tipping trailer 2000 gallon Abbey Slurry Tanker Diesel bowser Steel Diesel Tank 1350 Litres Ifor Williams 12 x 6 trailer Transit Van Citroen dispatch 1.9 diesel Lawnflight…

Roscommon Mart – Farm Machinery auction-16/04

Roscommon Mart via LSL Auctions brings a live and online farm machinery auction on Saturday 16 April 2022 at 11:30 am. The Monster Easter Farm Machinery Auction, intake is scheduled for Friday 10-3, Viewing Saturday 9-11.30 , Start 11:30 See the upcoming Roscommon Mart auctions: Tuesday 19 Apr, Ring 1, Sale of Weanling Bulls, Intake 09.30 am to 1.30 pm, Viewing 2.15 pm to 3.45 pm, Start 16:00Tuesday 19…

Online Auctions – Saturday’s Calendar 16/04/2022

Saturday’s auctions on LSL. Register at www.lslauctions.com to take part. *Details correct at the time of publication. Auctions are subject to change without notification.

Demand for rental ground remains strong

Land rental prices tend to be more aligned with the economic profitability of farming compared to the sales market, where prices for land sold regularly exceed levels that would be justified by the returns from farming. This is according to the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland / Teagasc Agricultural Land Market Review and Outlook Report 2022. Their data shows that demand for rented ground remains strong with rents this year,…

Safeguarding sheep and cattle trade a concern for INHFA

Safeguarding the cattle and sheep trade appears to be the main priority of the Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association (INHFA), as it has put forward a series of proposals regarding this. According to INHFA vice-president Micheal McDonnell, there is a real worry about these sectors, and that is already becoming apparent on the light of store trade for cattle. Outlining his concerns, McDonnell says that many farmers are “not…

Improved market access for Irish beef exports to Saudi Arabia

The market for Irish beef exports will soon benefit from expanded trade in Saudi Arabia, this is according to Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue. In addition to this the Minister has confirmed the formal removal of restrictions on meat products from cattle aged over 30 months. In February, Minister McConalogue met with the leadership of the Saudi Food and Drug Authority (SFDA) during a trade…

LSL Select Price Report – Cattle Mart 13/05/2022

LSL Select Price Report – Cattle Mart 14/04/2022

Thursday’s selected Cattle Mart Price Report: Copyright LSL Auctions. WHF 300-400KG Avg Price/Kg2.65/kgAAX 2.44/kgAAX,AAX 2.51/kgCH 3.01/kgCHX 2.81/kgHEX 1.92/kgLM 3.18/kgLMX 2.55/kgLMX,LMX 2.41/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:CHX, 310kg 3.48/kg 1080.00LM, 300kg 3.37/kg 1010.00CH, 330kg 3.27/kg 1080.00LM, 340kg 3.26/kg 1110.00LM, 360kg 3.22/kg 1160.00LM, 385kg 3.22/kg 1240.00 WHF 400-500KG Avg Price/Kg2.53/kgAAX 2.40/kgBBX 2.44/kgCH 2.92/kgCHX 2.59/kgLMX 2.53/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:CH, 420kg 2.93/kg 1230.00CH, 435kg 2.92/kg 1270.00LM, 455kg 2.86/kg 1300.00LMX, 400kg 2.85/kg 1140.00CHX, 400kg 2.85/kg 1140.00CHX, 400kg 2.82/kg 1130.00…

Cabinet approves support package for pig sector

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has confirmed that cabinet has approved a €15.8 million support package for the pig sector. The Department says that “under the exceptional aid package, pig farmers will be eligible for a maximum payment of €70,000 per undertaking, subject to conditionality.” However the package includes a condition of a “10% decrease in production” for the sector. Irish Farmers’ Association president, Tim Cullinan has expressed…

Steady increase in sheep kill figures, says DAFM

The sheep kill figures for the week ending 9 April have shown a steady increase compared to the previous week, according to the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM). The figures indicate that there is a strong demand in supply ahead of Easter weekend and with Ramadan ongoing and continuing until 1 May. Numbers have now surpassed 60,000 head. The actual figure for the week stood at…

Jordan Auctioneers – Ballyshannon, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare – 14/04

Jordan Auctioneers brings to auction via LSL Auctions a property in Ballyshannon, Kilcullen, Co. Kildare on 14 April 2022 at 3pm. Lot 1: The property is in an excellent location with frontage onto the R418 between Kilcullen 7km and Athy 16km. The entire is close to several surrounding towns including Newbridge 14km, Naas 25km and Kildare Town 13km.Access to the M9 Motorway is less than 10 mins with Dublin accessible…

ICMSA urges farmers to make high quality silage

Farmers have been urged to make plenty of high quality silage over the coming weeks. According to Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers’ Association president, Pat McCormack, this comes in the case of producers who plan on carrying high stock levels next winter. McCormack says “good stocks of high quality silage are the most effective buffer against high meal costs.” The ICMSA president confirmed that many livestock farmers had already made the decision…

Lakeland Dairies reports a 20% revenue increase

Lakeland Dairies has reported a revenue increase of 20% to €1.3 billion as it published its annual results for 2021. The increase was seen across the processor’s four operating divisions namely: Food ingredients Foodservice Consumer Foods Agribusiness According to the results, group revenues rose by €217.7 million from the 2020 figure of almost €1.1 billion. The 2021 performance resulted in an operating profit of €28.2 million, which was up by 8% or by €2.1 million.…

Carbon tax on green diesel the real reason driving agri fuel increases

Sinn Féin agriculture spokesperson Matt Carthy TD has called out the 2c per litre excise cut to agricultural diesel as “minimal and insufficient”. He said this comes at a time when “input costs are pushing them to the brink, and farmers and contractors will be astounded to learn that the reduction will be undone after just seven weeks if the carbon tax hike goes ahead on 1 May”. Carthy was…

Kuhn launches electric-powered seed drill

Kuhn Farm Machinery is the latest manufacturer to offer electrically powered implements as it announces the launch of its new seed drill. As such implements are gaining traction in the industry, the latest release is believed to be a major feature as it is powered by an electric motor, rather than a mechanical one. The 3m model is part of the Sitera range and is called the Sitera e. The…

Nitrates Derogation applications extended, says DAFM

The deadline for applying for Nitrates Derogation has been extended, the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has announced. The derogation allows more intensive farmers to operate at a higher stocking rate than stipulated in the Nitrates Directive. Last month, the EU Commission granted an extension to Ireland’s Nitrates Derogation until 2025. The DAFM says “following the positive vote on Ireland’s request for a Nitrates Derogation, the Department of Agriculture,…

5% – 15% Increase in TAMS reference costs

Higher reference costs will now apply to all applications made under the Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme (TAMS). Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue made the announcement earlier this week. He says the increases to costings will range from 5% to 15% under the last TAMS tranche. The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) says the changes were made after a “full review” of the reference…

LSL Select Price Report – Cattle Mart 06/12/2022

LSL Select Price Report – Cattle Mart 12/04/2022

Tuesday’s selected Cattle Mart Price Report: Copyright LSL Auctions. WB 300-400KG Avg Price/KgAAX 2.35/kgBBX 2.53/kgCHX 2.70/kgHEX 2.48/kgLMX 2.72/kgSIX 2.52/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:LMX, 350kg 3.2/kg 1120.00LMX, 345kg 3.16/kg 1090.00LMX, 325kg 3.08/kg 1000.00LMX, 350kg 3.06/kg 1070.00LMX, 355kg 2.96/kg 1050.00LMX, 355kg 2.96/kg 1050.00 WB 400-500KG Avg Price/KgBBX 2.28/kgCHX 2.54/kgFRX 1.77/kgLMX 2.52/kgSIX 2.43/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:LMX, 470kg 2.96/kg 1390.00LMX, 450kg 2.89/kg 1300.00CHX, 470kg 2.85/kg 1340.00LMX, 485kg 2.80/kg 1360.00LMX, 440kg 2.75/kg 1210.00LMX, 415kg 2.75/kg 1140.00 WB 500-600KG…

LSL Select Price Report – Sheep Mart 16/09/2022

LSL Select Price Report – Sheep Mart 12/04/2022

Tuesday’s selected Sheep Mart Price Report: Copyright LSL Auctions. EWE 40-50KG Avg Price/KgEWE 1.28/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:EWE, 48kg 1.46/kg 70.00EWE, 47kg 1.35/kg 64.00EWE, 42kg 1.19/kg 50.00EWE, 44kg 1.10/kg 49.00 EWE 50-60KG Avg Price/KgEWE 1.63/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:EWE, 54kg 2.76/kg 149.00EWE, 56kg 1.5/kg 84.00EWE, 57kg 1.49/kg 85.00EWE, 51kg 1.25/kg 64.00EWE, 51kg 1.14/kg 58.00 EWE 60-70KG Avg Price/KgEWE 1.56/kgHighest Price/Kg Lots:EWE, 61kg 2.45/kg 150.00EWE, 66kg 1.59/kg 105.00EWE, 66kg 1.53/kg 101.00EWE, 60kg 1.32/kg 79.00EWE, 61kg…

Tractor licenses up from last month, says CSO

The Central Statistics Office (CSO) has revealed that there has been a decrease in the number of new tractors licensed for the month of March 2022, compared to the same period last year. With 244 new tractors licensed for the month, the figure has declined by 53 units compared to the same month in 2021 when close to 300 were registered. However, it is an increase on the 232…

Land prices to rise by 6% for 2022, survey reveals

A new survey indicates that rental prices are expected to increase by 10%, while land prices are set to rise by an average of 6% for 2022. This is according to the Agricultural Land Market Review Outlook Report 2022 published by the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) and Teagasc. The survey was based on information gathered from 95 auctioneers and valuers across Ireland. The report highlights that strong…

“Evidence-based” zoning needed to speed up home delivery

State deputy planning regulator Anne Marie O’Connor voiced strong opinions at a recent Dublin City Council housing seminar regarding the need for “evidence-based” zoning. She recommended a move away from blanket zoning, or “colouring yellow across a development plan, hoping that something will happen”. She said that councils needed to ensure that development plans became “action plans” for the delivery of homes. Ms O’Connor went as far as to say that…

NI hogget prices continue to rise

Hogget prices in Northern Ireland have seen a rise in figures which have now included spring lamb quotes. The Livestock and Meat Commission (LMC) says that the base quotes from the major NI processors last week for R3 grade hoggets ranged from 585-590p/kg with plants paying up to 22kg. The LMC has also reported that the opening quote for spring lambs is expected to be 590-600p/kg at the start of…

TD criticises EU Industrial Emissions Directive

“A permit system for farming will be an utter disaster for the Irish people”, this is according to independent TD Michael Fitzmaurice, and comes as the EU Industrial Emissions Directive (IED) proposed changes to livestock units (LU). The amendments would see larger cattle, pig and poultry farms requiring permits to operate based on their emissions output. According to Fitzmaurice the proposals “are the beginning of a slippery slope to handing…

Online Auctions – Tuesday’s Calendar 12/04/2022

Tuesday’s auctions on LSL. Register at www.lslauctions.com to take part. *Details correct at the time of publication. Auctions are subject to change without notification.

NPWS plan hopes to minimize species loss and habitat decline

The Government has been criticised for dragging its heels on reform of the National Parks & Wildlife Service (NPWS), and for its failure to publish an independent review of its operation committed to in the programme. Minister of State for Heritage Malcolm Noonan has now confirmed that a plan to transform the NPWS will shortly go before Cabinet. This is hoped to increase resources to help arrest species loss and habitat decline…

Property survey reveals negative sentiment

A survey conducted by MyHome has revealed that nine in 10 homebuyers say that purchasing property next year would not be beneficial, due to increasing property costs. The survey states that 12% of respondents have agreed that the next 12 months would be a good time to buy, while three-quarters of respondents are concerned about the state of the property market. It’s understood that the survey was conducted on 2,020…

SOLD – €490,000. €22.27 per acre. Quinn Property – Carrigbeg, Craanford, Gorey, Co. Wexford – 11/04

Price €490,000. €22.27 per acre. Quinn Property brings to auction via LSL Auctions a property at Carrigbeg, Craanford, Gorey, Gorey, Co. Wexford on 11 April 2022 at 16:00. Lot 1: This valuable parcel of land is located along the Camolin to Carnew road, close to the foothills of Sliabh Bhuí with beautiful walking trails. It is 5km from Camolin, 7km from Carnew and 5km from Craanford village. Camolin is a…

Carnew Mart – Retirement Auction – 11/04

There will be a live Retirement Auction at Carnew Mart Machinery Auctions via LSL Auctions on Monday 11 April, 2022, Ring 1, at 19:00. Lots include: POWER SAW SAW BENCH STIHL CHAIN SAW PILLAR DRILL LAVOR POWER WASHER SUBMERSIBLE PUMP HYDRAULIC CHAINSAW WOOD LAITHE POWER CRAFT, BENCH & MORTICER CHISEL SET MISCELLANEOUS LOT OF CLAMPS POWER DRILL COMPRESSOR MISCELLANEOUS LOT ANGLE GRINDER & TOOLS WELDER McCONNELL HEDGE CUTTER CAR TRAILER…

MyCNHIStore promises speedy purchase time

CNH has announced that it has launched a new online parts e-commerce service known as the MyCNHIStore. The initiative is a game changer in the industry as customers will no longer have to drive to a local dealer to purchase parts. According to CNH it will simplify and speed up the process of purchasing genuine parts for machine owners across three agricultural equipment brands namely, Case IH, STEYR and New…

11c/l hike in milk production costs

The Irish Farmers’ Association (IFA) has announced that the production cost of a litre milk has risen by 11.25c. This was revealed by IFA senior policy executive, Karol Kissane, who was speaking at the organisation’s milk price analysis webinar. The webinar outlined that input costs on farms have drastically increased over the last number of months. At the webinar it was heard that farmers have experienced a 230% increase…