It follows recent outbreaks of Bluetongue disease.
The IFA wants the Agriculture Minister to immediately move to have BTV 3 vaccines licensed and available for use.
It's due to the outbreak of Bluetongue disease in two cows north of the border near Bangor in County Down.
A 20 kilometre temporary control zone has been brought in due to the disease which is spread by infected biting midges.
It doesn't pose a risk to human health, but can be devastating to herds.
Irish Farmers Association President, Ballinakill's Francie Gorman says farmers need vaccines:
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