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All farms stocked more than 100kg organic N/ha must use LESS from 2023.
Two weeks ago, the Government announced its plans to introduce new measures into Ireland’s Nitrates Action Programme.
This programme forms part of the nitrates directive and deals with nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) pollution from the farming sector.
The proposals are open to public consultation until 20 September 2021 during which time farmers and other interested individuals or bodies can give their opinions on the measures.
Watch the nitrates webinar back here:
Some of the measures include increased closed period for spreading slurry, new organic N bands for dairy cows, longer storage requirements for soiled water, reduced chemical N allowances and mandatory low emission slurry spreading (LESS) on all farms stocked above 100kg organic N/ha.
A webinar on these issues and to answer farmer questions took place on Monday 30 August.
Two weeks ago, the Government announced its plans to introduce new measures into Ireland’s Nitrates Action Programme.
This programme forms part of the nitrates directive and deals with nitrogen (N) and phosphorus (P) pollution from the farming sector.
The proposals are open to public consultation until 20 September 2021 during which time farmers and other interested individuals or bodies can give their opinions on the measures.
Watch the nitrates webinar back here:
Some of the measures include increased closed period for spreading slurry, new organic N bands for dairy cows, longer storage requirements for soiled water, reduced chemical N allowances and mandatory low emission slurry spreading (LESS) on all farms stocked above 100kg organic N/ha.
A webinar on these issues and to answer farmer questions took place on Monday 30 August.
Thomas Ryan, Head of Agri-Sustainability with Tirlán discusses the River Slaney water quality project and the collaboration taking place to get results.
Launched at the National Ploughing Championships in Ratheniska, Co Laois, in 2024, the series welcomed over 24,000 students virtually across broccoli, beef and pig farms prior to Christmas.
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