Amy Forde is a journalist at Mamamia and the Irish Farmers Journal. She specializes in agriculture and farming, focusing on sustainable practices, environmental services, and public policy related to natural resources and fisheries. Amy's work has been featured in prominent publications, highlighting her commitment to addressing the intersection of agriculture, climate change, and media.
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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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Farmer premiums rose 7% at FBD in the first half of the year.
By: Amy Forde
Minister Heydon’s demand comes against the backdrop of Government plans to levy the Department of Agriculture, and other departments, to fund a shortfall in money in the Department of Education.
Ongoing dry weather is now starting to create major challenges on dairy and drystock farms across much of the country, the IFA has warned.
By: Amy Forde
The cattle deaths were the result of human error and were reported to the Department of Agriculture, Coolmore confirmed.
By: Amy Forde
The Met Office recorded the driest and sunniest July on record for England and Wales, with 71% of England now in drought.
Dairygold is also offering a €20/t rebate on bulk mainline dairy and beef feeds.
Concrete actions and meaningful supports that address the challenges farmers are facing now and in the months ahead are needed, Macra has said.
By: Amy Forde
"When you see so many dairy farmers eating into their fodder stores right now for next year, that’s very concerning," Minister Peter Burke said.
By: Amy Forde
On this week’s show, we hear from farmers affected by the drought and examine if Brazilian beef is on track to be banned from entering the EU by 3 September.
Vincent Griffith has resigned from the role of president of the Irish Grassland Association.
