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IFA president Tim Cullinan. \ Philip Doyle The upcoming reform of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) has the potential to destroy farm viability in Ireland, IFA president Tim Cullinan has warned. Only around a third of all farms in Ireland are identified as viable by Teagasc. Cullinan said the next CAP could doom these farms by taking payments from them to fund convergence, eco-schemes and applying more environmental restrictions. “The reality is that direct payments from CAP are becoming ...

The Blobification of the Art Industry: How Lockdown Has Accelerated the Blurred Lines Between Galleries and Auction Houses As they compete for art market dominance, auction houses and galleries are increasingly adopting one anothers sales strategies. April 13, 2021 Sotheby’s exhibition of Prints & Multiples is now open in London, England, ahead of the auction on 19th March at Sothebys on March 13, 2020 in London, England. Photo by Tristan Fewings/Getty Images for Sothebys. In February last ye...

Filmmakers Lily Qi and Sarabi Woods covering events in downtown Chicago for Activism Now. David A. Holcombe When the Black Lives Matter and other social justice uprisings hit Chicago last year, the creators at Soft Cage Films were ready. The nonprofit film production company has been documenting social change, combating oppressive systems, and amplifying unde...

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Department asking tough questions on CAP payments 2021-03-10

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March 5, 2021 9:23 am A survey of the membership of the Irish Natura and Hill Farmers Association (INHFA) has indicated “overwhelming support” for full convergence of Pillar I payments of the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), the association has said. The survey included 10 questions that the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine had issued to the stakeholders of the CAP Consultation Committee. These questions were then circulated to all INHFA members, with over 200 members replyin...

Bombardier Inc.: Bombardier and Aston Martin Announce Intent to Collaborate and Create the Ultimate Convergence of Performance and Style Initiative complements Bombardiers established design leadership MONTREAL, March 03, 2021 (GLOBE NEWSWIRE) -- Aston Martin and Bombardier - two iconic brands - have signed a letter of intent to collaborate on custom design services for Bombardier business jets. The collaboration would give customers the opportunity for a truly unique design experience, with ...

The Broadcast Message Center is the first to leverage 5G to enable agencies to distribute mass notifications and alerts to targeted geographical areas in times of emergencies or unrestCHICAGO, Feb. 16

SHARING OPTIONS: A range of issues across the farming sectors were highlighted at IFA meetings over the last week. \ Ramona Farrelly Ahead of its AGM on Thursday, the IFA held four regional meetings where farmers asked questions of IFA president Tim Cullinan and director of policy/chief economist Tadhg Buckley. Armchair farmers, convergence, designated land, the Sheep Welfare Scheme and carbon sequestration were all issues raised by farmers. Here’s what ...