Suzanne Campbell

Yeah, it is a big jump.

Yeah.

Yeah.

So anything that comes is welcome.

Any support welcome and then we only have to bridge the last half.

Do you see people going out of business?

Very much so and I hope it's been a heated time the last week.

Or regretted at leisure.

Regretted at leisure, yeah.

How many tractors have you out today?

Out today?

How much difference is the support that the government has offered going to make?

And the people that you're out there talking to, the clients that you're meeting day to day, what's the mood like?

They're going to have to adjust.

Problems rarely come in ones and this fuel crisis lands on top of an income crisis.

Tillage farmers walking away, dairy farmers milking for less than the milk costs.

One dairyman told me this week his farm loses 200 euros every time he sets foot inside the parlour, which is twice a day.

That makes it very difficult for contractors like Irvin to add to those farmers' woes.

How do you feel about having to impose or ask them for the President Trump surcharge?

Hopefully, it'll come to a quicker end than we think.