Our Farm Machinery Industry Economic Report
A sector worth almost €5 billion and supporting over 25,000 jobs has, until now, never been fully measured.Our new report produced in partnership with ifac reveals the true scale, economic importance and future potential of Ireland’s farm machinery industry. Set against rising costs, labour shortages and rapid technological change, the findings highlight both the resilience of the sector and the opportunities ahead. This report sets a new standard for measuring the true value and impact of Ireland’s farm machinery industry.
News
FTMTA News 8th April 2015
The Association will offer two training courses at the FTMTA Farm Machinery Industry Training Centre near Naas during May. The Parts…
FTMTA News 5th May 2015
Sprayer test requirements FTMTA has circulated members with details of the requirements for a sprayer to pass the test, which…
FTMTA News 7th May 2015
Farm Machinery Safety It is that time of the year when silage making returns to the fore and there has…
FTMTA News 18th May 2015
FTMTA ProDealer credit policy Approaching the busiest period of the year for mechanised activity on Irish farms, the association suggests…
FTMTA News 29th May 2015
Death of Bernard Rice It was with great sadness that the Association learned of the recent death of, retired Teagasc…
FTMTA News 12th June 2015
According to new figures, the volume of tractors sold in May were up on the same period in 2014 as…
FTMTA News 18th June 2015
New agricultural machinery third level college course A joint approach between FTMTA representatives, tractor manufacturer/distributor representatives and the Institute of…
FTMTA News 23rd June 2015
Foreign Exchange Partner FTMTA have commenced a relationship with a foreign exchange broker to offer member firms of the Association…