They say the deal will be a huge loss to Irish agriculture.
Irish Farmers want a level playing field.
That's according to Henry Burns, Laois County Chair of the IFA who believes the Mercosur deal will be a huge loss to Irish agriculture.
The Irish Government says a blocking minority against the EU trade deal exists, but admits it may not hold under pressure from the European Commission and pro-deal countries.
The Commission recently introduced new measures aimed at easing farmer concerns over the deal, including a 6 billion euro fund if there's "market disturbance" coming from the agreement.
Mr Burns says Irish farmers are strongly opposed to the deal:
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