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A delegation from IFA recently visited some of the Shannon Callows and called on the Government to implement proper management around water levels on the river.
The IFA highlighted that sectors in Minister Eamon Ryan’s department see emissions benefit from farm roof-top solar and anaerobic digestion and that therefore, it should provide funding.
The EPA has submitted to Government a "refinement" to its reporting of the greenhouse gas emissions associated with land use, according to Minister McConalogue.
The ag-climatise roadmap will be updated from "this autumn", spelling out what farmers must do to remain compliant with legally binding emissions reduction targets, the minister has said.
Forestry Programme (2023-2027) needs to be aligned to CAP, simplified to attract farmers and quantified in relation to support measures and carbon trading.
Kieran Sullivan weighs in on the higher organic payment rates announced by the Government and why he isn't quite ready to make the switch and go chemical-free.
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association (ICMSA) has rejected claims that a reduction in the national herd won’t be needed to meet Ireland’s climate targets.
One farmer outlines his experience of trying to install solar PV on his farm sheds amid delays and the feeling that his farm’s work would not benefit the farming sector’s emissions reduction target.