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New report based on the nitrate concentration data for 20 representative river monitoring sites shows a drop in nitrogen levels in Irish waters.
Aidan Brennan reports from the Teagasc National Dairy Conference where Pat Dillon presented a paper on water quality.
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Over 4,500 farms are due to be inspected by county councils in 2025, up from 3,346 in 2024.
This stocking rate row is core to why the handbrake is pulled on farm investment here in Ireland.
The problem is the attribution of emissions in accordance with the system of the UN Convention, which allocates emissions on a territorial basis, by production.
The control of soiled water was a major issue on farms inspected by county councils in 2023.
Minister Muir supports the creation of an independent environmental protection agency in NI
The Co Kildare-based beef and lamb processor appeared in Naas District Court on Monday 4 November.
The list names industrial or waste plants deemed by the EPA to be a priority for enforcement, due to a poor track record of compliance with their industrial license.
