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Suckler and sheep farmers Kim and Mirielle McCall from Co Kildare have a huge passion for biodiversity, sowing upwards of 1,000 trees and shrubs every year.
Aidan Brennan takes a look at the dosing requirements for animals this winter and says now is the time to plan for planting any trees or hedgerows on the farm.
The Dealer is afraid to coppice his hedgerows in the new ACRES scheme and thinks the Department needs to inform the public on some of the actions that farmers are taking.
"The twice-yearly destruction of hedgerows continues unabated, as the most casual observation throughout the countryside will attest." - Peter Declan O'Halloran, Bluebell Farm, Belturbet, Co Cavan.