Amy Forde is a Deputy News Editor at Mamamia and the Irish Farmers Journal. She focuses on themes related to agriculture and farming, animal care, climate change, and education, often exploring the intersections of these topics. Amy's work has been featured in notable publications such as Mamamia and the Irish Farmers Journal.
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Amy Forde's coverage primarily focuses on agriculture and farming, specifically in the local context of Ireland with a focus on Dublin. She reports extensively on government announcements and press releases related to agricultural policies, environmental conservation, and the dairy industry. If reaching out to her, consider providing insights or comments from local farmers or agricultural experts in Ireland regarding government policies affecting agriculture, environmental conservation efforts specific to Dublin or wider Ireland, as well as updates within the dairy industry. Keep in mind that her geographic focus is local (Ireland, Dublin), so pitches should be relevant to this area.
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The Department has urged everyone in rural communities to check on elderly neighbours and those living alone during the current cold conditions.
By: Amy Forde
The freezing cold weather has resulted in the cancellation of a number of mart sales and the cancellation of Teagasc’s first calf care event.
Judge Alec Gabbett made the order that the owner of Asba Meats Ltd attend, commenting that the court has been “led a merry dance” by the company in the past. Gordon Deegan reports.
The group said that it fully understands that this stability is crucial to effectively address the significant challenges facing the Irish people and the economy.
Macra president Elaine Houlihan joins us on this week’s Young Stock Podcast to talk farm succession and the potential for a farm retirement scheme.
The decision to activate the foot-and-mouth disease vaccine bank is not a decision for the actual use of the vaccine.
ESB Networks has said that by Friday 31 January, the vast majority of those impacted by the storm will have supply restored.
Growers are assessing the damage which will mount to thousands of euro in many cases, the IFA has said.
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