Margin squeeze: How farmers were battered by weather, soaring input costs and price cuts in 2018

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Margin squeeze: How farmers were battered by weather, soaring input costs and price cuts in 2018

Posted by The Analyst | June 28, 2019 | Farming

New figures from the CSO underline the income pressures which farmers faced in 2018 as a result of farmgate price cuts, soaring input costs and historic weather events.

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