Agriculture and Farming
We know that agriculture is key for economic development particularly in rural areas. Farmers are continually investing in their businesses and we are committed to supporting our agri business as it develops and grows into the future.
Supporting the development of the sector
It takes a certain type of person to be a farmer. Our team have the experience, understanding and track record of supporting the sector so it can continue to develop and grow.
Talk to us about your plans
Our Agri Advisor Team are based around the country and they work to support the needs of our farming customers.
Our team provide strong, objective farm financial and technical analysis on individual farm cases as needed.
Head of Agri, Food and Fisheries
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Agri Matters - Winter Edition
2023 is a year that many hope won’t be repeated. Challenging weather, reduced output prices and input costs that were slow to retreat, meant that it was a difficult year for most farming sectors. In this edition of Agri Matters, Donal Whelton reflects on last year and offers his insights into what 2024 may have in store. We continue our Signpost Series with an article from Siobhan Kavanagh on the 12 Steps to Reducing Greenhouse Gas Emissions framework. We feature an article from Leo McGrane on the AgTech Innovation Centre in UCD and profile the support it can provide to early-stage startups in the AgTech, Agrifood, Veterinary and Equine sectors. Also in this edition, Eamonn O’Reilly AIB Agri Advisor, examines the impact of the reduced nitrates derogation limit on farms and discusses the options available to impacted farmers.
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Supporting Sustainable Innovation in Agriculture
Diarmuid Donnellan, AIB’s Head of Sustainability for Agri, Food and Fisheries provides an update on the progress to date on the Farm Zero C project. The project aims to make the farm climate neutral by 2027 and in the process develop and implement new technologies to support the Agri sector reduce its greenhouse gas emissions and increase the quality and quantity of farm biodiversity. AIB recognises that innovation is required to support transition. AIB is the exclusive financial partner to the project. Farm Zero C is just one of the ways in which we are supporting innovation.
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