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A meeting for Kerry Group milk suppliers interested in joining the Munster Dairy Producer Organisation (MDPO) was held last week online and was attended by over 200 people.
In a statement to the IFJ, the RSA said it’s unlikely it will be recommending mandatory testing for agricultural vehicles. From our research, Ireland is in line with EU Directives on tractor testing.
The Road Safety Authority (RSA) has told the Irish Farmers Journal that it is ‘unlikely’ it will be recommending mandatory testing for agricultural vehicles.
The SEAI Energy in Ireland 2023 report highlights severe weaknesses in Ireland’s energy supply as in 2022 we imported 81.6% of our energy while 85.8% of our energy came from fossil fuels
Billy Kelleher MEP has argued that farming organisations' focus on Brussels puts them ahead of other lobby groups when it comes to influencing EU legislation.
The Commission said that based on the assessment of all available information, there is currently no evidence to classify glyphosate as being carcinogenic.
The European Commission predict that sheep and goat production will fall by 1.8% in 2023 and a further 1% in 2024 while imports will increase by over 10% in 2023 and a further 4.5% in 2024.