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Grassland carbon sequestration ‘underestimated by about 100%’ 2022-02-02

As you are all aware the Government recently published sectoral budgets under the Climate Action Plan.  

Breeding, soil fertility and grassland management the key to success 2021-11-03

A VERY successful and well-attended Teagasc/Kerry Agribusiness joint programme farm walk at Badgerfort, Crecora, took place recently. Hosted by Gerry and Niall ...

An event centered around sustainable dairy farming will take place in County Kildare tomorrow morning. In association with The European Milk Forum, National&nbs...

Limerick dairy farm reducing its carbon footprint by 14% 2021-10-13

Opinion: the climate action agenda will be challenging for agriculture 2021-10-02

A new public-private partnership has been launched in Ireland to support the development of sustainable technologies for the food sector.

Soils have the potential to store large amounts of carbon. \ James Connolly Taoiseach Micheál Martin has publicly acknowledged that the carbon sink farming provides is not being accounted for at present. Addressing the launch of Teagasc’s Signpost Programme, he said: “Farming is uniquely placed to be part of the solution to the climate crisis as both an emissions source and sink. Farmers must be supported to continue to protect the carbon stored in our soils while also doing more to both ...

SHARING OPTIONS: The programme will seek to improve farm efficiency and reduce the impact of agriculture on the environment. \ Ramona Farrelly Meat Industry Ireland (MII) has said the Teagasc Signpost Farms programme has the potential to safeguard the green image of Irish agriculture on the global stage. The comments follow the launch of the programme on Tuesday 18 May 2021. “While Ireland is already a world leader in sustainable beef and lamb production...