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As wind and energy infrastructure continues to roll out, the key question is, what does it mean for farmers?
Farmers can earn up to €40,000 per turbine lease
In pictures: JN Contracts auction results
IFA calls on Murrin to confirm where his company sources chicken
Explainer: everything we know about bluetongue in Ireland so far
Some animals left Wexford bluetongue farm before it was restricted – IFA
The joint called for a significant expansion of wind and solar infrastructure while maintaining high standards of environmental protection and biodiversity.
Cork County Council stated that the turbines were to be built on an elevated, exposed and open unspoilt landscape, which would require peat removal, resulting in biodiversity loss.
A new study has identified that just 2% of Ireland faces no constraints for new wind farm developments, writes Stephen Robb.
Jack Kennedy and Amy Forde sit down with Marie Donnelly, chair of the Climate Change Advisory Council to talk about the key issues facing Irish farmers.
Laois dairy farmer boosts calf performance with GAIN Easi Mix Learn how Abbeyleix dairy farmer Seán Miller uses GAIN Easi Mix to drive calf performance on his family farm.
