Weekly podcast: Hogan calls out member states on CAP
In this week's podcast we hear from Commissioner Hogan on how EU member states need to be encouraged to fill CAP funding and the INHFA on their hopes for hill farmers.
CAP funding can be increased, but it’s up to member states to fill the Brexit gap, Commissioner for Agriculture Phil Hogan told news correspondent Hannah Quinn-Mulligan in Brussels.
Hogan also outlined how he hopes CAP proposals will work in favour of young farmers and how his strategy for selling off skimmed milk powder (SMP) is working.
Tommy Moyles talked to Dermot Leahy about the Timoleague catchment area. This is one of six areas where water quality is measured as part of the Teagasc Agricultural catchment programme.
As part of our Agritech focus this week we talked to Padraig Whelan and Fiona Edwards Murphy about the threats facing bees and how their company Apisprotect aims to combat them.
And finally, Adam Woods spoke to Aidan Murray this week about the upcoming open day taking place in Teagasc, Grange, Co Meath on Tuesday 26 June from 9.30am-5pm.
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Title: Weekly podcast: Hogan calls out member states on CAP
In this week's podcast we hear from Commissioner Hogan on how EU member states need to be encouraged to fill CAP funding and the INHFA on their hopes for hill farmers.
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CAP funding can be increased, but it’s up to member states to fill the Brexit gap, Commissioner for Agriculture Phil Hogan told news correspondent Hannah Quinn-Mulligan in Brussels.
Hogan also outlined how he hopes CAP proposals will work in favour of young farmers and how his strategy for selling off skimmed milk powder (SMP) is working.
Tommy Moyles talked to Dermot Leahy about the Timoleague catchment area. This is one of six areas where water quality is measured as part of the Teagasc Agricultural catchment programme.
As part of our Agritech focus this week we talked to Padraig Whelan and Fiona Edwards Murphy about the threats facing bees and how their company Apisprotect aims to combat them.
And finally, Adam Woods spoke to Aidan Murray this week about the upcoming open day taking place in Teagasc, Grange, Co Meath on Tuesday 26 June from 9.30am-5pm.
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