Martin Heydon

To accept an invitation from the Minister of Agriculture, Food, and the Marine to attend a meeting on water quality.

To seek an urgent meeting with the Minister for Agriculture Martin Heydon to discuss the Bord Bia Governance Review on the main findings of the report carried out by Governance Ireland.::To highlight that there are number of very important recommendations in this review, which…

To seek the re-establishment of the National Fodder and Food Security Committee and also to seek a meeting of this Committee as a matter of urgency.::To highlight that it is important that the Committee firstly establishes the most up to date position regarding the fodder and…

To meet with local farmers and discuss the impact the drought has had on their farms.::To attend a meeting with the Minister for Agriculture, Food, and the Marine and other farm organisations to discuss the ongoing impact of the current drought on farms.::To emphasise that IFA…

To accept an invitation to attend a public meeting to discuss the closure of Brittany Ferries Live Export Business.::To highlight that this decision has serious implications for the Irish livestock sector, particularly for the calf trade and weanling sector.::To discuss with the…

To propose the removal of the arbitrary callings of €3000 euro for non-pedigree animals and €5000 for pedigree animals that are removed from farms due to Bovine TB.

To invite local representatives to a public meeting concerning the Slievenamon wildfires and the future management of the mountain and surrounding lands.::To highlight how the recent wildfires have had a significant impact on farmers, landowners and the wider community.::To…

ensure EU transport allowed breeding stock to be transported similar to racehorses and work to ensure full traceability of equines

The cessation of discrimination by HSI and the company using its public contract to administer the NBS Scheme to maintain its dominant position in the market for studbook services.

To gain official recognition of the Beef Plan Movement as a stakeholder group

To achieve a more workable system where farmers can spread a proportion of their slurry outside of the closed period if weather permits

To remove carbon tax on agricultural fuel

To present options for budget 2027 which would benefit farmers in Ireland

To secure a meeting with the Minister

To highlight concerns around sulky horse activity on public roads and to secure a meeting with Minister for Agriculture.::The introduction of a legal prohibition on sulky horse activity on public roads