Joint Statement from Farm Organisations calling for Stronger Government Action on Storm Éowyn Recovery 18th March 2025 The Aftermath of Storm Éowyn: The Struggle for Farmers and Growers Continues At Talamh Beo, we are committed to raising awareness about the ongoing struggles faced by growers impacted by Storm Éowyn.…
Read MoreTalamh Beo Call for support for farmers and growers affected by Storm Éowyn26th January 2025 The Irish farmers organisation Talamh Beo is calling for the government to support the many farmers and growers who have lost critical infrastructure due to storm Éowyn. Many growers in particular have lost polytunnels filled…
Read MoreTalamh Beo condemn the signing of the MERCOSUR agreement by Ursula Von Der Leyen 9th December 2024 Talamh Beo condemn the signing of the MERCOSUR agreement by Ursula Von Der Leyen last Friday in spite of the widespread opposition among citizens in both in the EU and in MERCOSUR countries.…
Read MoreMembers 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 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 MoreA call on the CFS to take immediate measures to fulfill its institutional mandate as Gaza faces an imminent risk of starvation
Read MoreFrom December 1 to 8, La Via Campesina will host their 8th International Conference in Bogota, Colombia. It is an especially important occasion for Talamh Beo as we will be incorporated officially into La Via Campesina international - becoming the first Irish member organisation of this movement. Fergal Anderson and…
Read MoreFarmers and citizens from across Ireland will come together in the Landmark Hotel in Carrick on Shannon on the 15th of October to discuss the future of agriculture and land use in Ireland
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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