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This comes following a meeting between Minister Martin Heydon and parliamentary state secretary in the German Federal Ministry of Food and Agriculture Dr Ophelia Nick.
Anne O'Donoghue and Noel Bardon examine the spread of farmer protests across the EU and what drove protest action in the EU agricultural powerhouses of Germany, France, Poland and Belgium.
The semi-State body has partnered with Cork-based start-up BladeBridge to repurpose decommissioned wind turbine blades, a key problem facing wind farm developers.
With farmers in France, Germany and Belgium protesting, the president of Ireland's largest farm organisation says that the IFA will pursue a policy of dialogue and engagement for the present.
The government has been shaken by the scale of the protests, which have attracted public support from outside farming, and they have withdrawn, or diluted, some of the planned changes.
Berlin has been taken over by 5,000 tractors and 30,000 protesting farmers. Now the genie is out of the bottle, what will it take to send them home again?