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Tipperary farming: ICSA 'regret' at EU decision on sharing CAP reform

ICSA president Patrick Kent has said it is very regrettable that the European Parliament agriculture committee is being forced to share competence on CAP reform with the environment committee. "We have seen how the environment committee made a mess ...

12 Jul 2018 at 18:00

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Tipperary farming: increased budget is 'essential' to CAP reform

Securing an increased budget to deliver a positive CAP reform must be the key priority for Ireland's Commissioner for Agriculture, Phil Hogan. That's according to IFA president Joe Healy, who was commenting after Mr Hogan's announcement that CAP ...

30 Nov 2017 at 18:00

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Tipperary farming: ICSA welcomes CAP blueprint as an 'ambitious vision'

ICSA president Patrick Kent has welcomed the communication from the EU Commission on the future CAP, saying it represented “an ambitious vision of the role of the Common Agricultural Policy while recognising that fair income for farmers and ...

03 Dec 2017 at 19:00

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Farmers to protest in two Tipperary towns today over CAP reform and Government's climate action plan

Farmers will gather at rallies in Cahir and Nenagh this morning (Friday, June 11) to protest over European Union CAP reform proposals and over the impact on agriculture of the Government's climate action legislation. The Irish Farmers ...

11 Jun 2021 at 11:06

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