Members of the farmers and citizens organisation Talamh Beo are calling for all general election candidates to recognise the need for a Local Food Policy ahead of the upcoming elections.
Read MoreJoin us for a very exciting line-up of 10 Farm Walks for National Biodiversity Week 2024 which takes place all across the country from 17-26th May. Bookings can be made through Eventbrite.
Read MoreSince 1984, the Irish multinational Smurfit Kappa has been grabbing land in the region of Cauca, Colombia, to plant extensive pine and eucalyptus monocultures for the manufacture of paper and cardboard. These commercial plantations, covering 2,974 hectares in the municipality of Cajibío, Cauca alone, cause serious damage to nature through…
Read MoreSince 1984, the Irish multinational Smurfit Kappa has been grabbing land in the region of Cauca, Colombia, to plant extensive pine and eucalyptus monocultures for the manufacture of paper and cardboard. These commercial plantations, covering 2,974 hectares in the municipality of Cajibío, Cauca alone, cause serious damage to nature through…
Read MoreTaking a hard look at the alarming consolidation occurring within the Irish beef industry that belies our reputation for grass-based, nature-friendly farming.
Read MoreThe EU Nature Restoration Law: moving forward Now that the dust begins to settle on the EU Nature Restoration Law, there is time to reflect on some of the key issues it has raised and highlighted, and see how farmers and citizens can move forward. Bridging a false divideTalamh Beo…
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