Irish Dairy Farmers Face €500 Daily Costs Due to Prolonged Dry Spell

Dairy farmers in Ireland are incurring daily costs of approximately €500 as a prolonged dry spell prevents grass growth, forcing them to deplete their winter fodder supplies to feed their herds.

13 Aug, 18:39 — 13 Aug, 18:39

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'It's costing €500 a day' - farmers count dry spell cost

No grass growth due to the prolonged dry spell is costing many dairy farmers around €500 per day, as they have to eat into their winter fodder supplies to feed their herds.

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'It's costing €500 a day' - farmers count dry spell cost

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