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Former German Minister for Agriculture Julai Klockner insisted that education and structural changes are required to address the gender balance in agriculture.
Laurence Shalloo, Teagasc’s head of animal and grassland research and innovation, spoke to Caitríona Morrissey about its latest research on methane emissions and feed additives.
Caitríona Morrissey reports from the IFA Climate Summit in Limerick, where Teagasc outlined the latest research findings, and the pressure on livestock was laid bare.
Economist Ciarán Fitzgerald told the IFA Climate Summit that decarbonisation of the economy requires buy-in by citizens, but ideological thinking undermines science and, ultimately, buy-in.