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The mechanism that delivered a record price for malt barley last year is still in place, even through farmers are now growing for Boortmalt through merchants.
Christopher O’Sullivan TD has called on Government to increase payment rates for landowners under the ash dieback reconstitution and underplanting scheme (RUS).
The Taoiseach and Tánaiste confirmed separately that the purchase of Irish lands by international investment funds was not the Government’s preferred model of afforestation.
While change was evident in all agricultural sectors, it seems likely that tillage encountered the greatest changes overall having gone from incentivised production to set-aside.