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Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers CEO said that farm organisations could impress upon farmers the need to sell old houses on their farms.
The new Vacant Property Refurbishment Grant Scheme is of no use unless property owners are incentivised to sell old houses, IPAV CEO Pat Davitt has said.
Wednesday's Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture looked at the risks and opportunities of a biomethane strategy for Ireland, focusing on the role Irish farmers can play.
The legislation to provide for the roll and remit of an eagerly anticipated Agri-food Regulator will be backed by government parties on Wednesday night.
Farmers who buy from Northern Ireland will now have to register as a fertiliser economic operator and submit information on these imports to the National Fertiliser Database.