Charlie McConalogue

change to existing legislation

1. Such trees are important in the current ecosystem and are critical to our biodiversity and bee life. The demise of the Elm and Ash make this change in the named trees specified in the regulation even more important.::2. Establish standards for maintenance and optimisation for…

no result expected on the day of the meeting

The intended result was to inform Minister McConalogue and Minister Hackett of the INHFA proposals and to outline concerns facing the agricultural sector and how CAP can support farmers and sustain family farms.

The implementation of the Macra's four principles to the creation of green architecture. - Inclusive and accessible, progressive, results-based, complimentary::Agri-Environmental Climate Measures focused on Results-Based methodologies with support for on-farm management with a…

That the Minister of Agriculture increases the budget to meet the demand, ensuring all farmers who wish to participate in REAP are given the opportunity to do so.

That the Government reform the forestry licensing system and create a regulatory framework that supports planting and management at farm level.::That the system must guarantee that a farmer has to wait no longer than 4 months for a decision on forestry licence as set out in the…

To maintain the Nitrates Derogation.::To seek a meeting with the Minister to discuss IFA's proposals with regards to the ongoing Nitrate Action Plan Review.::To highlight grave concerns about a number of the proposals contained in the Nitrates Action Plan (NAP), much of which…

That the Minister immediately outlines details of his proposed Eco-schemes for Irish farmers and let them know what is going to be asked of them in the next CAP.::To seek that the impact of Eco-Schemes on farmers' basis payment is minimised.::To seek that Member States with a…

That the Minister for Agriculture robustly defends the EU Council position on 75% internal convergence.::• In the context of the potential additional flattening effect of eco-schemes, it is vital that the Minister for Agriculture ensures that the European Council position of…

Ensuring that the phase-out of fur farming in Ireland is fair and reasonable for the farms involved

introduction of Agriculture Minister to innovative business owners in Ballinasloe

The prioritization of generational renewal in the CAP strategic document::The inclusion of the Land Mobility service within the CAP Strategic document::The inclusion of results-based schemes in the CAP Strategic document

To ensure that 3% of direct payments go to young farmers::The inclusion of land mobility within the CAP Strategic Plan::Prioritization of young farmers within eco-schemes

The continued provision of tax supports for farmers e.g. stamp duty, stock relief::The reconvening of a physical social dialogue when possible::Fair pricing for farmers at factory gates