They say its due to higher production costs.
The Irish Farmers Association say it's held meetings with supermarkets over raising prices.
Farmers say they aren't making much money from their produce because of higher production costs.
They're calling on retailers to raise their prices to allow them to make ends meet.
Toomevara's Tim Cullinane, President of the IFA, says it's a challenging situation for farmers:
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