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Farmers have responded favorably to measures involving the planting of trees on their farms in ACRES, the Irish Agroforesrty conference heard last week.
The research aims to raise awareness of the critical role soil health plays in sustainable agriculture, environmental conservation and regional development.
Aishling O Keeffe discusses how the Inclusivity Working Group looked at accessibility needs and dietary requirements for prospective and current members at Macra.
A special general meeting gave "overwhelming support" to a raft of changes to the co-op's representative structures to enhance gender and age diversity.
There is only one chance for farming to avoid a catastrophic outcome and that is laid out in the MACC, writes former Macra president and dairy farmer Thomas Duffy.
The IFA's national council supported a direct postal vote to replace the current branch voting system, but a formal proposal will need a two-thirds majority to be ratified.