Budget 2019 a missed opportunity to provide solid support to farmers
“Budget 2019 is in many ways a missed opportunity for the Irish farming sector. While there are some measures announced today that are welcome such as the extension of income averaging, overall there is a strong sense in the sector of an opportunity missed. 2018 was an enormously challenging year for farmers."
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