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# Farming

All time
Could pre-nups help Ireland's young farmers?
Japan ends 12-year-ban and reopens its market to Irish beef
Half of tested "Irish" pig meat isn't Irish - IFA
This $110 cologne will make you attractive to cows
Israeli settlements in Palestine 'single biggest obstruction to peace'
Column: Raising animals for food contributes to climate change
Frank Armstrong
Survey finds 63 per cent of farmers agree with abortion legislation
Payments under €125m scheme for disadvantaged farmers start today
More than 81% of farmers support gun ownership rights
Gardaí and PSNI work together to stop livestock theft
‘Big cat’ suspected in spate of sheep killings
Calves are being "stolen to order" in border counties
Poll: Should we ban fur farming in Ireland?
Teenager dies after suspected electrocution on Limerick farm
Column: Burning our bogs is like setting fire to our future
Kieran McNally
Sunshine causes problems for Ireland's water supply
Progress made on CAP reform as Luxembourg meetings continue
PHOTOS: Farmers mount Kildare St protest over CAP reforms
Decision time: Talks resume on CAP reform in final push for deal
Column: Here's why the farmers are protesting on the streets of Ireland
Niall Madigan
Minister 'energised and determined' to get good deal for Irish farmers
Lucky 13 - Questions for Kilkenny hurler Walter Walsh
CSO farming figures show sheep numbers up 7pc, potatoes down 13.1pc
"One moment off-balance and my leg was gone"
Kenny acknowledges 'close relationship between farmers and their animals'
Farmers happy with progress on CAP but there is still 'a long way to go'
Agreement reached on CAP reform
Beef 'at risk' as penalties for feeding steroids to cattle may be cut
Coveney says farmers' association wants to keep the status quo
The Evening Fix... now with added completely pointless things
IFA holds emergency meeting, claims minister is 'letting farmers down'
Coveney welcomes 'step forward' in CAP reform negotiations
Up to 50 sheep killed by dogs in Co Roscommon
Number of workplace deaths in 2012 down by 13 per cent
Man dies on Clare farm after falling from a roof
Dairy farmers blast European Parliament and riot police with milk
ICSA calls for government action on sheep thefts
ICSA’s Pre-Budget Submission says vital farm schemes must be protected
Tyrone farmer killed in farm accident
Iran to lift ban on Irish beef