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Farmers feeding bullocks to be hit by nitrates rule changes - Vimarsana News

Farmers feeding bullocks to be hit by nitrates rule changes

The DAFM has issued a letter to farmers informing them of "Intended changes under the interim review of the Nitrates Action Programme (NAP)".

Five key nitrates rule changes all farmers need to prepare for in 2024 - Vimarsana News

Five key nitrates rule changes all farmers need to prepare for in 2024

Five key nitrates rule changes have been outlined in an official Department of Agriculture letter, seen by the Farming Independent, which is set to issue in the coming days to the approximately 142,000 herd owners in Ireland.

Results revealed: Great West Cork Farming Survey 2024 - Vimarsana News

Results revealed: Great West Cork Farming Survey 2024

The Southern Star’s 2024 survey of West Cork’s farming community offers up a comprehensive and fascinating snapshot of agricultural life in the regionNEARLY three quarters of the farmers who took part in The Southern Star’s 2024 Great West Cork Farming Survey said they were

NAP interim review measures to be subject to public consultation - Vimarsana News

NAP interim review measures to be subject to public consultation

Measures proposed under the interim review of the NAP will have to be subject to a public consultation before they officially take effect.

An Taisce's Nitrates challenge not a Trojan horse, judge rules - Vimarsana News

An Taisce's Nitrates challenge not a Trojan horse, judge rules

An Taisce's legal action over Ireland's Nitrates Action Programme is not a veiled attempt to challenge the very existence of the Nitrates derogation rather than specific inadequacies of the programme, Justice Richard Humphreys ruled in a procedural judgement on the case.