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IFA criticise sheep imports by ICM

SHARING OPTIONS: The IFA said that attempts to undermine the sheep price by importing lamb would not be tolerated by farmers. \ Philip Doyle The IFA has criticised Irish Country Meats (ICM) after they said their sheep committee had observed the delivery of 1,100 lamb carcasses and 23t of sheep meat that left Great Britain on Sunday 25 April and arrived on Monday 26 April. “Farmers are outraged that factories, in the same week as they attempt to pull the price of lambs and hoggets, would use imported lamb to fill orders,” IFA National Sheep chairman Sean Dennehy said. “There is enormous farmer anger at using imports to fill contracts, while cutting the prices they are offering farmers here.”

Police and SSPCA join forces to remind dog owners of their responsibilities

Police and SSPCA join forces to remind dog owners of their responsibilities And they issued the chilling reminder that dogs found to be worrying can be legally shot Updated Sign up to FREE email alerts from Daily Record - Subscribe When you subscribe we will use the information you provide to send you these newsletters. Sometimes they’ll include recommendations for other related newsletters or services we offer. OurPrivacy Noticeexplains more about how we use your data, and your rights. You can unsubscribe at any time. Thank you for subscribingWe have more newslettersShow meSee ourprivacy notice Police Scotland have teamed up with the SSPCA to remind dog owners of their responsibilities during lambing season.

SFI pilot: Farmers will be paid for simply meeting the law

© Tim Scrivener Efforts to move agricultural support in a more sustainable direction appear to be faltering, say conservation groups, with farmers set to be paid for what are already regulatory requirements. Commenting on Defra’s new Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) pilot scheme – details of which were released yesterday – Ellie Brodie, Wildlife Trusts head of land management, said the government appeared to be losing its environmental ambition. “We will be looking extremely closely at the standards, but at worst it appears that some could pay for what is already included in regulation, such as watercourse buffering,” she said. “Paying some farmers to do what all are required to do by law, or for parts of cross-compliance, does not provide value for taxpayer money.”

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