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The Department of Agriculture has opened a public consultation on carbon farming and is seeking to lead from the front on paying farmers to store carbon.
Having proper data to back up Irish tillage farming's sustainability credentials will be important to try and deliver farmers a premium price for their grain.
Teagasc director Frank O’Mara has said that tillage farmers can get close to carbon neutral if they implement some of the recommendations in the Teagasc MACC.
Measures to reduce agricultural emissions are starting to take effect, but the sector needs to drive on to achieve further reductions, said a Teagasc scientist.