A CAP that works, sustainable farm incomes,  quality food on shelves

Charlie McConalogue, Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, is optimistic about the future of Ireland's grass-fed dairy sector. He spoke to Aisling Kiernan
A CAP that works, sustainable farm incomes,  quality food on shelves

Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, Charlie McConalogue says that while climate change is a reality, farmers, more than most, are sensitive to the impact of extreme weather conditions.

Engagement and consultation continue between the Department of Agriculture and stakeholders in relation to the new Common Agricultural Policy (CAP) strategic plan for Ireland.

Minister Charlie McConalogue is visiting marts across the country this week to get the views of farmers, many of whom have already raised concerns around convergence, and the new environmental schemes outlined in the Policy.

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