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Letters to the Editor
The Farmers Journal is dedicated to providing the most up to date and informative farming news in Ireland. In our letters to the Editor section we ask to hear from you.
Farm Minister Daniel Zeichner gave some insight into Labour’s plans for farm schemes when he said the new government “will not be over-turning the applecart”.
"With fewer vets, we as farmers, will have difficulty in accessing veterinary care, particularly for emergency call outs." - Shane McAuliffe, B.Sc.Ag (Hons), MSc RVC
Tillage farmers have been writing to politicians and to the Irish Farmers Journal to share their views on the minister’s treatment of the Straw Incorporation Measure.
"Money needs to be focused on the financially sensitive family farm - the guys and gals with muck under their fingernails." - Mark Connors, Co Waterford
From the very first stand, we were again faced with the dire environmental consequences of our current farming methods - name and details with the editor.
"Why are dairy farmers sitting on their hands while their farmer board members are supporting this disgraceful state of affairs?" - Michael Drea, Kilcarrig, Bagenalstown, Co Carlow.