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A long-term plan is now required to protect our forests

Forestry organisations, the IFA, and timber producers are united in calling for the creation of a forestry development agency to deal with natural disasters and other issues facing the sector.

FORESTRY 26 February 2025

Soil and food matters in Co Meath

Stuart Rogers’ fascination with soil health underpins his ambition to harness natural forces to produce nutritious food for health-conscious consumers.

FOOTPRINT FARMERS 26 February 2025

'Shambolic' roll-out of ACRES will impact uptake of future schemes - INHFA

The entire ACRES payment process has been an unmitigated disaster, according to the INHFA.

NEWS 26 February 2025

Applications open hare’s corner biodiversity initiative

The hare’s corner initiative, run by Burrenbeo Trust in conjunction with Offaly Biodiversity Office, is open for applications for landowners in Offaly, Limerick, Galway, Carlow, Sligo and Meath.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 26 February 2025

Farmers should be consulted on 'phasing out' derogation - Social Democrats

Jennifer Whitmore was speaking on RTE Radio One about a European vote that will be held at the end of the year to see if Ireland can maintain its nitrates derogation.

NEWS 26 February 2025

Birds spotted at ACRES wader scrape within a week

The ACRES Breifne CP zone was set up on Seamus Cornyn's farm in Drumshanbo with the aim of providing optimal feeding habitat for species such as snipe, lapwing, redshank, and curlew.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 26 February 2025

CAP campaign launched to highlight actions for nature by Irish farmers

The 'There’s more to the story...' campaign will feature social media posts over the coming weeks with statistics that illustrate how the ongoing efforts by farmers are aiding the environment.

NEWS 26 February 2025

New €500,000 partnership for nature restoration

The project, announced at the Lions Club National Convention in Tullamore on Friday, has been allocated €250,000 per year will be allocated for 2025 and 2026, to support restoration projects.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 26 February 2025

New project to explore value of biodiversity actions on farms

The ‘Farming Resilience and Management through Natural Capital’ project received over €325,000 in the 2024 research call to run over two years starting this March.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 26 February 2025

Farmer's trust in the quality and reliability of Flourish Calf

Trust in both protein quality and the brand are the primary criteria in selecting calf milk replacer in the case of a generational dairy farmer based near the northeast shore of Lough Neagh.

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A long-term plan is now required to protect our forests

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Soil and food matters in Co Meath

Soil and food matters in Co Meath

A long-term plan is now required to protect our forests

Soil and food matters in Co Meath

'Shambolic' roll-out of ACRES will impact uptake of future schemes - INHFA

Applications open hare’s corner biodiversity initiative

Farmers should be consulted on 'phasing out' derogation - Social Democrats

Birds spotted at ACRES wader scrape within a week

CAP campaign launched to highlight actions for nature by Irish farmers

New €500,000 partnership for nature restoration

New project to explore value of biodiversity actions on farms

Farmer's trust in the quality and reliability of Flourish Calf

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