Politician · TD · 34th Dáil
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Returns filed on the Register of Lobbying, newest first, with the policy area and intended results as the lobbyist published them.
To establish if the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine, has given any further consideration to the specialist tillage scheme proposal idea that was raised at IFA's meeting with him in December?::To welcome the official launch of the €10m Tillage Incentive Scheme by…
That the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine ensures that farmers get their fair share of the Brexit Adjustment Reserve.::To establish what packages/supports the Department for Agriculture, Food and the Marine are proposing to DPER for Irish farmers from the BAR…
To ask the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine to comment on the still unresolved issue of irresponsible dog ownership and the damage this is frequently causing on on sheep farms.::To seek a meeting with both the Minsiter for Agriculture, Food and the Marine and the…
To secure a commitment from the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine that his Department will ensure that there is no impact on current reliefs available to farmers.::To highlight that IFA has made a submission to the Commission on Welfare and Taxation.::To highlight…
Productive farm land, used for generations for food production, is proposed to be included within the remit of the Residential Zoned Land Tax. IFA understands the current housing crisis, but farmers are private land owners, not property developers or speculators.::To ensure…
To seek clear commitment from the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine as to when the review of the Agriculture Appeals Office will happen.
To seek an assurance from the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine that the Government will defend live exports.::To highlight that IFA are very concerned about the Green Party's position on live exports. Their MEPs opposed the recent amendments to the ANIT Report in…
There was a reduction in farm fatalities in 2021. To establish from the Minister of State Martin Heydon what farm safety measures are in place for 2022.
To highlight the importance of Irish beef exports and establish why Irish beef is not back on the Chinese Market.
To highlight that farmers will play their part in any national effort to bolster the country's capacity to produce more food.::To highlight that there must be a focus on growing more grass for silage as well as more crops. The key issue here is to tackle input costs particularly…
That the Government addresses the Food Security risk and takes action by carrying out inventories on fertiliser, fuel and feed stocks.
To highlight the key points in IFA's Submission to the Public Consultation on Carbon Budgets::To make the Tanaiste aware of IFA's concerns around the Food Vision Dairy Group::To demonstrate to the Tanaiste the impact of the CAP Reform proposals on Irish farming and ways to…
To highlight that the Government needs to support farmers to purchase fertiliser to grow additional crops and grass silage.
To highlight that the Government should increase the Protein Aid Budget in 2022 to promote the production of pulses and combi crops (barley and pea crop or oats and bean mixes).
To highlight that the Government should address feed and fertiliser deficits with a National Procurement Strategy to Ensure Winter Reserves.