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Traders in Ireland and the UK have moved from discussing Brexit to living with it.
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A series of reports during 2024 have highlighted the robust assurance standards already in place for UK and Ireland farmers
Fifty-nine percent of dairy farmers admitted to be stressed or very stressed by farm inspections, and Irish Farmers Journal survey found.
Over 4,500 farms are due to be inspected by county councils in 2025, up from 3,346 in 2024.
The ICSA has criticised the need for farmers to have to provide a weighing scales during on-farm inspections.
The control of soiled water was a major issue on farms inspected by county councils in 2023.
A farmer from Co Cork appeared before Judge Monika Leech at Clonakilty District Court. David Forsythe reports
The Irish Farmers Journal spoke to farmers and associations involved in the Organic Farming Scheme to see how manageable the conversion to organic is.
There are a significant number of administrative and on-farm inspections taking place at present, so it is a good time to ensure paperwork is up to date.
The EPA has visited a number of bogs where peat extraction activities were considered to be significant and of a commercial nature.
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