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No country on track to meet 2030 food emissions targets

Food systems emissions change will require annual reductions in excess of 60% if they are to reach the 2030 GHG targets, according to an FSCI report.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 12 August 2026
No country on track to meet 2030 food emissions targets
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Over 500 fish found dead along 9km stretch of river in Meath
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Farmers 'forced to sell cattle' to pay drug debts amid rising rural crime

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Beef trade steady despite factory pressure on price
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54% of Carbery farmers have no successor identified
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Editorial: climate change is real and here to stay

Food production and farming practices are adapting in line with a changing climate.

by Adam Woods
Editorial: climate change is real and here to stay
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World's fastest sheep shearers to compete at Longford Charity Speed Shear

The annual Charity Speed Shear returns to Lisryan, Co Longford, on Saturday 15 August, with the public invited to watch competitors from Ireland and overseas battle against the clock.
NEWS 6 August 2026
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Certified organic 28ac smallholding with a walk-in home for €175,000

With organic registration already in place, this 28ac residential smallholding overcomes the two-year conversion barrier offering immediate farming potential.
FOR SALE 5 August 2026
Certified organic 28ac smallholding with a walk-in home for €175,000
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MOST READ STORIES

1 Coolmore confirms ‘regrettable’ deaths of 14 cattle in hot spell

Coolmore confirms ‘regrettable’ deaths of 14 cattle in hot spell

2 Over 500 fish found dead along 9km stretch of river in Meath

Over 500 fish found dead along 9km stretch of river in Meath
3 Farmers 'forced to sell cattle' to pay drug debts amid rising rural crime

Farmers 'forced to sell cattle' to pay drug debts amid rising rural crime

4 Beef trade steady despite factory pressure on price

Beef trade steady despite factory pressure on price
5 54% of Carbery farmers have no successor identified

54% of Carbery farmers have no successor identified

 

6 Lakeland Dairies increases July milk price

Lakeland Dairies increases July milk price
7 Share your views: what are hay and straw costing in your area?

Share your views: what are hay and straw costing in your area?
8 Strong entries and superb-quality sheep on display at Tullamore Show

Strong entries and superb-quality sheep on display at Tullamore Show
9 'Race to the bottom' warning as cheaper Irish butter competes with Kerrygold

'Race to the bottom' warning as cheaper Irish butter competes with Kerrygold
10 Ten ABP farmer suppliers recognised for excellence in production

Ten ABP farmer suppliers recognised for excellence in production