US EditionAgricultural Machinery Rules ‘Absurd and Anti-Farmer’ - Robbie Butler on Grassmen's Boat 'Lunacy'
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Agricultural machinery rules ‘absurd and anti-farmer’ - Robbie Butler on Grassmen's boat 'lunacy'
The “absurdity” of rules governing the movement of farm machinery from Great Britain was highlighted in the Assembly this week – with the chair of Stormont’s agriculture committee saying the department needs “to find its backbone” on the issue.
Since the import of used agricultural machinery, motorized by its lower prices, the Argentine industrialists in this sector insist that the court is inclined and, rather than asking for the closing of doors, they demand that the conditions be even. “A very lax import has been raised that is clearly an unfair competition,” said the president of the Argentine Chamber of Agricultural Machinery Manufacturers (Cafma), Enrique Bertini.
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