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Lack of timelines in achieving licences and rapidly reducing land availability for forestry have been identified as major barriers, writes Donal Magner.
The new Forestry Programme has never had more options, choice and reward for farmers, writes Marina Conway, chief executive of Western Forestry Co-operative.
Geraldine O’Sullivan, IFA senior policy executive for environment and forestry, says that while the native woodland scheme is attractive, it's difficult to see how the afforestation target will be met
Teige Ryan, chair of SEEFA and director, None so Hardy Nurseries, explains why existing barriers will need to be removed if forestry activity is to be stimulated.
Meeting environmental, economic and social needs is the key to sustainable forest management and forest certification, but Donal Magner asks if the balance has been tilted against the economic?
Strong financial supports acknowledged but widespread reservations about land availability for afforestation, increased environmental constraints and demotion of commercial forestry.
Farmers can now apply to plant trees under the State’s forestry programme, the biggest investment in the sector ever seen, according to Minister Pippa Hackett.