Munster farmers put biodiversity at the heart of food production

Bride Project aims to bring biodiversity back to intensive farmland
Munster farmers put biodiversity at the heart of food production

The Bride Project encourages farmers to come together in an effort to give over 10% of their farmland to biodiversity and environmentally-friendly initiatives. File Picture. 

A group of Munster farmers have joined forces to lead the way on environmental sustainability in the region with biodiversity to the fore.

The Bride Project - an innovative, agri-environment project based in the River Bride catchment of North East Cork and West Waterford - has encouraged numerous farmers to come together in the area in an effort to give over 10% of their farmland to biodiversity and environmentally-friendly initiatives.

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