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The 30% rise and CAP “protection” look very different once inflation, enlargement and dropped own-resources plans are factored in.

A scheme beneficiary was paid €130,000 without tender to help run the very scheme that paid them — here’s what that means for oversight.

A 20% CAP cut sounds abstract until you put it against the €300bn baseline — here’s what the gap actually looks like.

A 2.2% supply rise sounds modest, but the regional split behind it decides whether your milk price holds or slides into 2027.

Doing the maths on the monthly permit figures shows how quickly the new 1,000-permit top-up for meat processors could be used up.

Department figures put live exports at 0.04% of cattle disposals — here’s what that tiny share can and can’t do to farmer prices.

A 23% September drop and an 11% year-to-date rise can’t both be the real story — here’s how to read the gap before you buy.

H5N5, not the usual H5N1, has reached Scotland—here’s what that subtype actually means for keepers, eggs, pigeons and geese right now.

A Cork vessel might ease cattle export pressure, but if calves are excluded, the spring 2027 bottleneck barely moves.

Mixed, mild weather is hiding a narrow window — here’s what saturated soils and the slurry deadline actually mean for farm decisions this weekend.