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The INHFA has accused the European Commission of ignoring rural communities when framing proposed legislation which will result in a raft of restrictions imposed on drained peatlands.
New targets for rewetting drained farmed peatlands, rural planning, tickets for Ploughing 2022, plant-based proteins and the sheep trade all feature in this week's podcast.
Hemp Co-op Ireland is looking for industrial hemp to be taken out of the Misuse of Drugs Act and put into agriculture, so that funding can be secured from the Department.
The INHFA has slammed EU proposals to rewet, rewild and restrict farming on hundreds of thousands of hectares of farmed peats and SAC designated lands.
A leaked law proposed by the European Commission has indicated that farming on as many as 70% of the country’s 300,000ha of farmed peat soils could be severely restricted.