The Taoiseach is expected to address the event.
Farmers want the politicians to show them the money when it comes to dealing with climate.
The challenges and opportunities facing the sector are expected to be raised at the IFA's AGM in Dublin today.
The Taoiseach's scheduled to address the event and outline what he believes is the future of the sector.
IFA President, Toomervara's Tim Cullinane says farmers have a number of concerns:
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