Charlie McConalogue

That the report of the Credit Review Office on role of the banks should be encouraged and enable farmers and SME's to undertake investment.

To oppose the proposals by the Law Reform Commission to pay less to farmers for their land under Compulsory Purchase Orders

Agree on priorities, put industry case forward, hear of plans to implement report::To discuss the range of issues raised at a hearing of the Joint Oireachtas Committee on Agriculture, Food & the Marine::To ensure the speediest possible implementation of the independent…

To seek earliest possible dates and clear timelines for implementation by Minister for Agriculture, Food and Marine::Follow up letter to meeting held with Department on various Aquaculture issues.

That the European Commission does not increase its beef offer in the Mercosur Trade Negotiations.::That the European Commission does not agree to a Mercosur deal involving a major increase in substantial beef imports form Brazil at the same time as we face into the serious…

Gorse Buring - that the dates for the burning season are brought in line with the UK and Northern Ireland. This is necessary as the region encompassing Ireland and Britain has the same type of climate and environmental challenges::Hedge Cutting - with the nesting season now…

To highlight the challenges facing farmers in 2018 to An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar and Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed::To set down that farmers expect Europe to stand by them and acknowledge the support Irish farmers have shown towards the European Union.::On BREXIT: - we…

That Animal Health Ireland engage with all designated BVD testing laboratories and offer them the opportunity to sign up to the Code of Practice developed by the BVD Implementation group::That there would be compensation for farmers owning these animals who have been assigned a…

That An Taoiseach Leo Varadkar re-states Ireland’s opposition to the Mercosur trade deal to EU Trade Commissioner Cecilia Malmstrom at the World Economic Forum in Davos::That the Taoiseach tells the EU Trade Commissioner that she is undermining European policy and values in her…

That the decision to increase compulsory broadleaf area to 15% is reversed::That there is recognition by the Department of Agriculture that broadleaf cover has decreased due to the decline, predominantly the removal of ash and larch as approved species as a result of disease but…

That the Minister for Agriculture convenes the Fodder Action Group to discuss how the fodder transport scheme will work in practice::To highlight that the condition around sourcing fodder through a co-op is too vague as it says ‘forage primarily sourced through co-ops will be…

That farmers can help to deliver on Ireland’s renewable and climate targets with policy clarity and support.::Ireland has a responsibility to act to address climate change, and within this context, agriculture has an important role to play – while respecting the need to…

That the fodder transport subsidy scheme announced by the Minister for Agriculture Michael Creed at the IFA AGM is rolled out immediately.::That a meal voucher system would be the best and most efficient means of providing support but in the absence of such a scheme, it is vital…

That there is a new agreement established to set out the terms under which the EU Habitats and Bird’s Directive is to be implemented.::The Department of Agriculture must recognise the frustration designation is causing farmers and landowners and must commit to a fresh agreement…

That the Department of Agriculture targets an additional 100,000 head of live exports this year.::To highlight the real potential for increased exports::That Turkey, is fully facilitated in every way, to develop the trade with Ireland