They should be focusing on their own welfare rather than the looked after animals at this point in time
E
Eamon Walsh
5 years ago
Export of weanlings is very important to the suckler farmer creating competition in the marts & keeping beef numbers for slaughter down
B
Brendan Doyle
5 years ago
Exports are a necessity for the survival of the Irish beef industry
D
Derek Mc Grath
5 years ago
We as farmers have rights to receive a fair return for the high quality animal's we farm and also for for working under the strict animal welfare systems that we have to adhere to.
E
Eamonn Ruane
5 years ago
Yes
C
Caroline Rowley
5 years ago
Is it anti rural to ask that Regulations are adhered to?
C
Caroline Rowley
5 years ago
Perhaps ask the Scallans to stop importing cattle? It might help.
C
Caroline Rowley
5 years ago
Perhaps if the Scallans stopped importing so many cattle it woud take the pressure off and you wouldn't need to find alternative markets. Why import cattle when there are already too many to deal with? It makes no sense.
J
John O Brien mitchelstown
5 years ago
No live exports = melt down in prices also serious loss of local money in rural grocery shops
J
James Carroll
5 years ago
Badly need to increase live export for the beef industry to survive. Put beef barons under pressure.
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
It's absolutely vital that live exports continue for the future of Irish livestock farming
G
Gerry Downes
5 years ago
Live exports are absolutely vital to the suckler farming system, it's time this issue
C
Conor O'MAHONY
5 years ago
Where will we send them otherwise. They need a route to market.
P
Paul Kinch
5 years ago
Live exports are vital to maintain a good beef price.
S
Sean barry
5 years ago
Life and soul of a good beef price
A
Anonymous
5 years ago
Keep up the good work
B
Bernard Barry
5 years ago
It’s time to stand up to the anti rural agenda.
D
David Power
5 years ago
The live export trade is absolutely essential both from an economic and environmental point of view
They should be focusing on their own welfare rather than the looked after animals at this point in time
Export of weanlings is very important to the suckler farmer creating competition in the marts & keeping beef numbers for slaughter down
Exports are a necessity for the survival of the Irish beef industry
We as farmers have rights to receive a fair return for the high quality animal's we farm and also for for working under the strict animal welfare systems that we have to adhere to.
Yes
Is it anti rural to ask that Regulations are adhered to?
Perhaps ask the Scallans to stop importing cattle? It might help.
Perhaps if the Scallans stopped importing so many cattle it woud take the pressure off and you wouldn't need to find alternative markets. Why import cattle when there are already too many to deal with? It makes no sense.
No live exports = melt down in prices also serious loss of local money in rural grocery shops
Badly need to increase live export for the beef industry to survive. Put beef barons under pressure.
It's absolutely vital that live exports continue for the future of Irish livestock farming
Live exports are absolutely vital to the suckler farming system, it's time this issue
Where will we send them otherwise. They need a route to market.
Live exports are vital to maintain a good beef price.
Life and soul of a good beef price
Keep up the good work
It’s time to stand up to the anti rural agenda.
The live export trade is absolutely essential both from an economic and environmental point of view
I support live exports
absolutely necessary