Charles O'Donnell is a journalist at AgriLand Media UK Ltd and Agriland Media. He covers a range of topics within agriculture and farming, focusing on sustainable practices, climate change, and regional interests, particularly in Latin America. His work has been featured in various publications, highlighting themes such as AgriTech, organic farming, and climate policy.
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A "high-level summit" on generational renewal in farming will take place in Co. Kildare next month.
By: Charles O Donnell
Macra has confirmed that Taoiseach Micheál Martin will attend its national conference this weekend in Co. Limerick.
Irish MEP Barry Cowen has heavily criticised fellow MEPs in the European Parliament for what he called "fantasy football" economics on the budget for the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP).
By: Charles O Donnell
A farm organisation has claimed that a "narrative" from beef processors on prices is "at odds with the market".
By: Charles O Donnell
EU farmers have called for impending changes to the bloc's rules on organic farming to "address the practical challenges" faced by farmers in the sector.
By: Charles O'Donnell
The ICMSA has said that both parties to the dispute 'must put right out of their minds any idea that additional charges be imposed on farmers
The weather will remain largely mixed this week, with rain, showers and breezy conditions, but also some spells of dry weather, according to Met Éireann.
Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin Heydon has said that EU member states have agreed on the format of the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) for the period 2028 to 2034.
A proposal to make the Areas of Natural Constraints (ANC) scheme optional for EU countries rather than mandatory under the next Common Agriculture Policy (CAP) has sparked anger from the organisation representing hill farmers.
An Irish MEP has warned that new proposals on the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) will put EU member states on "course for a head-on confrontation" with the European Parliament.
