IFA President Francie Gorman is requesting the board hold a further meeting without Larry Murrin.
The Irish Farmers Association is putting forward fresh proposals to break a 'deadlock' over the removal of Bord Bia's chair.
IFA President, Ballinakill's Francie Gorman is requesting that the board hold a further meeting without Larry Murrin present.
The body is also repeating calls for him to step aside or step down, amid members holding sleep-in protests at Bord Bia's offices in Dublin.
Mr Gorman says it could be what's needed to come to a resolution:
Agriculture Minister Martin Heydon says some proposals are being looked at:
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