Tillage farms also hit by bad weather

By Stephen Cadogan

Thu, 12 Apr, 2018 - 13:09

Tillage farmers hit by the bad weather welcomed yesterday’s EU Commission decision to grant them a 2018 derogation on the crop diversification requirement.

IFA said this will give growers the required flexibility to maximise their acreage of arable crops.

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<p>(Left to right) Jason Hawkins, CEO of Carbery Group; Darragh O'Donovan, farm sustainability lead with Carbery; Michael and Fachtna Collins, demonstration farmers; Gráinne Hurley, Teagasc regional advisory manager for Cork West; Joan Collins, Tom Curran, Teagasc head of advisory services; Don Crowley, Teagasc joint programme co-ordinator, and Enda Buckley, director of sustainability at Carbery. Picture: Andy Gibson</p>

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