This week, we cover controversy around the GAEC 2 land categorisation appeals process, the number of farmers penalised for stacking bales too high and of the 'forgotten' forgotten farmers.
This week’s episode of the Irish Farmers Journal News Podcast hears of controversy surrounding the hotly awaited opening of the GAEC 2 land categorisation’s appeal process.
We discuss straw prices, recent EPA comments on farm water quality inspections and how it looks like a chunk of the forgotten farmers group has once more been forgotten.
We also chat about farmer concerns with the Cork to Limerick motorway and the bale stacking penalties levied by the Department of Agriculture.
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This week’s episode of the Irish Farmers Journal News Podcast hears of controversy surrounding the hotly awaited opening of the GAEC 2 land categorisation’s appeal process.
We discuss straw prices, recent EPA comments on farm water quality inspections and how it looks like a chunk of the forgotten farmers group has once more been forgotten.
We also chat about farmer concerns with the Cork to Limerick motorway and the bale stacking penalties levied by the Department of Agriculture.
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