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In this opinion piece, dairy editor Aidan Brennan asks if the Irish Government really believes that Irish dairy is sustainable and, if so, why it does not support it.
The first hearing of An Taisce’s nitrates case will now instead take place in mid-June with a substantive hearing now unlikely before the autumn, a spokesperson said.
West Cork dairy farmers located in the Timoleague catchment area have said that they got behind Teagasc's Agricultural Catchments Programme since the time it started in 2008.
Lorcan Roche Kelly reports on how the Kilkenny-based processor has seen turnover surge to more than €3bn in its first year as a farmer-owner co-operative.
Context on targets and baselines is needed when assessing what impact promising water quality results recorded in the Timoleague catchment could have on the derogation debate, researchers say.
Regulatory changes will replace strong milk prices as driver of dairy farmer land demand, the Society of Chartered Surveyors Ireland (SCSI) and Teagasc have said.