Charles O'Donnell is a journalist specializing in local agriculture news in Ireland. With a focus on the agri-sector, Charles covers a range of topics including farming practices, environmental issues, market trends, and policy changes. His work has been featured in Agriland Media and AgriLand Media UK Ltd.
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Producer prices for dairy products fell back by 23.7% over the 12-month period to March 2024, according to the Central Statistics Office ( CSO
By: Charles O Donnell
Awareness among farmers and operators in the agri-food supply chain of unfair trading practices (UTPs) is “still too low”, according to a new report from the European Commission.
Fianna Fáil TD and European Parliament election candidate Barry Cowen is calling on the government to “fast-track” the development of 37GW (gigawatts) of energy production through offshore wind energy developments by 2030.
By: Charles O Donnell
An Irish MEP is calling on the European Commission and EU member states to review how policy is formed, following comments from the European Court of Auditors (ECA) on electric vehicles (EVs).
Concerns remain over delays to TAMS approvals, despite a commitment that all eligible tranche 3 applications will be approved.
Two phone helplines set up by Teagasc to provide advice to tillage and livestock farmers on how to manage their farms in the face of challenges from wet weather saw around 15 calls per day between them.
Under 10% of tickets for the 2023 National Ploughing Championships were purchased ‘at the gate', with the vast majority purchased online, according
The Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers' Association (ICMSA) has welcomed the move from dairy processor Carbery Group to issue a 5c/L support payment to farmers for March milk, on top of its regular milk price.
The EU is being called on to allow farmers and operators in the agri-food supply chain to remain anonymous when reporting potential unfair trading practices (UTPs).
EU member states have been urged to begin applying simplified rules under the Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) before the year is out.
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