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I was biting my nails as I watched the RTÉ Investigates documentary. It showed some serious breaches of protocol and regulations concerning calf welfare, focusing on export in particular.

The EU Nature Restoration Law could prove to be the final nail in the coffin of rural Ireland, a meeting of farmers in Galway heard recently.

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Peter Hynes brimmed with impatience last winter as he mixed an off-white powder the consistency of flour into the feed for some of his cows.

A potentially ground-breaking report compiled for the Government on climate action and farming is being withheld from the conference organised to launch it.

The rewetting of land debate has been described as “a complete disaster” by a leading university ecologist who has lashed government and farming leadership on the controversial issue for future land use.

Do as little as you can when you have the chance to ease up. That’s my motto for the summer. It’s a quieter time on the farm at last.

New research from Teagasc suggests that the scale of emissions from drained grassland peat soils has been grossly overestimated.

The EU should be careful not to push farmers any further, Agriculture Commissioner Janusz Wojciechowski said when asked this week about his position in relation to the proposed nature restoration law.