HIGHER 2018 INCOMES FOR IRISH TILLAGE FARMERS
Good news for the farm machinery trade

Tillage farms were the only ones to see their income increase this year, according to the latest Teagasc economic report.

 

 

Despite a 23% drop in production caused by falling yields and a smaller sown area, a 30% to 40% increase in prices made up for the lower harvest.

 

“Seventy-eight per cent of cereal farmers had a positive net margin in 2018,” said Teagasc economist Fiona Thorne.

 

This is good news for the farm machinery trade as tillage farmers are among their best customers

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