Down to Agribusiness - Fertiliser prices fall, fuel supports under pressure and the future of food production
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Down to Agribusiness - Fertiliser prices fall, fuel supports under pressure and the future of food production
This week Stephen and Lorcan discuss the latest developments in fuel and fertiliser costs, and speak with Nephin Energy CEO Tom O'Brien about the company's expansion plans and the challenges Nephin has faced. They also take a closer look at the strong rally in several stocks of particular interest to Irish farmers over the past week.
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