TD says calculating biogenic methane at national level is ‘nonsense’
A west of Ireland TD has described as nonsense trying to calculate biogenic methane at national rather than international level. The former Climate Minister, Denis Naughten has in the past claimed that if we end…
Agri Week Concern over sheep prices. Forestry legacy in Leitrim. Global warming already impacting the North West
Concern aired by farming officials in the North West once again over the alleged importation of sheep meat which coincided with factories dropping the price of lamb: This is National Heritage week, but…
Farmers make their case in advance of the budget
The IFA earlier today launched its pre-budget submission. IFA President Tim Cullinan said it provides a blueprint for Government to follow if it genuinely wants to ensure the future viability of Ireland’s largest indigenous sector.…
McConalogue asked to explain court move in Sligo animal welfare case
There are calls for Agriculture Minister and Donegal TD Charlie McConalogue to explain why he is seeking to set aside a suspended prison sentence imposed on a Department of Agriculture official from Sligo who was…
Farmers keeping eye on factory lamb — where it’s from and where it’s going
Concern has been expressed by farming officials in the north west again in recent days over the alleged importation of of sheep meat, which coincided with factories dropping the price of lamb. The IFA claims…
Climate change already hitting NW, says Green Party
While the north west is not suffering the massive wildfires, biblical scale floods and never ending droughts that are devastating so many people across the globe, we are still experiencing significant changes in weather patterns.…
INHFA want changes to Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme
The Irish Natura & Hill Farmers Association have called on the Minister and his officials to redraft the proposed Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme, which they maintain discriminates against suckler farmers. Spokesperson Brendan Joyce, outlined how…