All eyes focus on Tipperary in Agricultural Science Association climate change debate

Climate change and its impact on Irish agriculture will come under the spotlight at an Agricultural Science Association forum in Co Tipperary next Monday.
All eyes focus on Tipperary in Agricultural Science Association climate change debate
Mon, 08 Feb, 2016 - 00:00
Ray Ryan

Four of Ireland’s leading experts will share their views on what climate change target compliance could mean for Ireland’s agri-food sector.

The event, sponsored by the Department of Agriculture’s climate change and bio-energy division, will be held at the Horse and Jockey Hotel.

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