Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association gets seat at table
The Dealer notes that the Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association (INHFA) has finally got a seat at the table when it comes to the Department of Agriculture.
Minister for Agriculture, Michael Creed with Colm O'Donnell, INHFA national president at the association's AGM. \ Brian Farrell
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The Irish Natura and Hill Farmer Association (INHFA) has come of age, I see. Last week at the association’s AGM, Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed extended not one, not two, but three invitations to the association.
He invited INHFA to sit on the Farmers Charter of Rights committee, the direct payments committee and the Department’s CAP Rural Development Programme monitoring committee.
With the lines beginning to be drawn on the CAP battlefield, farmers will have a new voice at the table, whatever the outcome.
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The Irish Natura and Hill Farmer Association (INHFA) has come of age, I see. Last week at the association’s AGM, Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed extended not one, not two, but three invitations to the association.
He invited INHFA to sit on the Farmers Charter of Rights committee, the direct payments committee and the Department’s CAP Rural Development Programme monitoring committee.
With the lines beginning to be drawn on the CAP battlefield, farmers will have a new voice at the table, whatever the outcome.
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