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Every week a family delays in being able to avail of the new relief, a further charge of 0.14% will be placed against the capital value of the family farm.
Denis Naughten, former Minister for Communications, Climate Action and the Environment, reacts to the revelation that Brazil is planning to add 24m cattle to its national herd, while Ireland plans to cut its herd.
The Minister for Agriculture has stated that Department inspectors have reported only one instance where an automated carcase grading machine was found to have been operating inaccurately.
The Independent TD has questioned the relatively small amount of money being invested in discovering ways to reduce emissions without culling the national herd.
We need the new climate bill to work for farmers, not make them feel guilty for the work they do, writes Independent TD Roscommon-Galway and former Minister for Climate Action Denis Naughten.