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Ten farmers taking one action to address water quality is better than one farmer taking 10 actions, Nuffield scholar Aoife Feeney told the Nuffield Ireland conference on Friday.
The changes have been seismic, driven by access to the entire EU market, enormous changes in national employment opportunities and adoption of technology.
The first two reports from the Biomethane Industrial Partnership have been published and recommend a suite of changes to European support and planning policies for biomethane.
June Fanning, deputy chief veterinary officer, at the Department of Agriculture outlines the current Bluetongue situation in Europe and outlines how we can keep the virus out of Ireland.