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The new Agri-Climate Rural Environment Scheme must be developed in a format that is farmer friendly and include the necessary research and advisory support mechanisms.
Setting targets that would decimate the livelihood of farm families merely to offset the contribution of other sectors to global warming would seem to expose the Government to a legal challenge.
Beef and tillage farmer and IFJ Junior guest editor Abbie Meagher watches cattle weights and the carbon footprint of the farm. Topics she is passionate about. Support for young farmers is another.
When showcasing our country to tourists, surely the best of our food should be front and centre. On a trip west, Amii McKeever came up against a lack of butter for the spuds.