Anne Finnegan

afinnegan@farmersjournal.ie

Retailers collaborate on food emissions but farmers have key role also

As UK retailers collaborate to drive down food related emissions, farmers will be tasked with deliver. Policy analyst Anne Finnegan asks can farmers be the solution?

NEWS 5 April 2023

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Is the agriculture sector's skill set match-fit for new policy realities?

Is the agriculture sector's skill set match-fit for new policy realities?

NEWS 4 April 2023

Are there lessons for Ireland in the Dutch nitrogen crisis?

Are there lessons for Ireland in the Dutch nitrogen crisis?

NEWS 29 March 2023

Shifting to more plant-based diet benefits agriculture but not livestock farming

Shifting to more plant-based diet benefits agriculture but not livestock farming

Shifting to more plant-based diet benefits agriculture but not livestock farming

NEWS 28 March 2023

AIB sets emissions targets for 75% of its loan book excluding agri

AIB sets emissions targets for 75% of its loan book excluding agri

AIB sets emissions targets for 75% of its loan book excluding agri

NEWS 23 March 2023

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Window to secure liveable future for planet closing rapidly, scientists warn

Window to secure liveable future for planet closing rapidly, scientists warn

Deep, rapid and sustained mitigation efforts in this decade are needed for liveable planet. Anne Finnegan considers the latest UN climate report.

NEWS 22 February 2023

Businesses moving to action on biodiversity loss

Businesses moving to action on biodiversity loss

Biodiversity loss is now recognised as a systemic risk to the global economy. Global corporate business will drive the transformation to restore nature, writes Anne Finnegan.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 22 February 2023

BMPA raises concerns that flawed red meat findings were used in policy

BMPA raises concerns that flawed red meat findings were used in policy

The British Meat Processors Association added its voice to challenges to Global Burden of Disease 2019 study.

NEWS 22 February 2023

Global food prices fall for 11th consecutive month, as food price inflation soars

Global food prices fall for 11th consecutive month, as food price inflation soars

The UN Food and Agriculture Organisation’s food price index fell again in February after significant declines in dairy product and vegetable oil prices.

NEWS 22 February 2023

Retailers commit to reduce meat and dairy and disclose protein sources

Retailers commit to reduce meat and dairy and disclose protein sources

As Lidl Germany commit to reducing animal proteins in their offering, they reflect a growing trend in the market in which corporate commitments often go beyond legislative requirements.

NEWS 22 February 2023

Global food security fared better than anticipated in face of war

Global food security fared better than anticipated in face of war

An element of luck combined with a resilient supply chain to avoid a worse food security crisis.

NEWS 22 February 2023

Imported fertiliser price falls

Imported fertiliser price falls

Ample volumes of CAN and Urea, relative to the previous year, were imported between October and December 2022 writes Anne Finnegan.

NEWS 22 February 2023

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Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

Proper calf shed ventilation is crucial for maximising calf performance and profitability.

Levelling up calf rearing with Teemore Mono Calf Building

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