Environment Newsletter

• National Soil Fertility week
• AEOS 2 What to do?
• Cross Compliance notes

• Can you afford a cut in your payments?
• New Environmental Impact Law
• Farmland birds in Europe fall to lowest ever levels

• Cross Compliance Top Tips
• Burren Farming for Conservation Programme
• REPS and AEOS Updates
• Sustainable Dairying the Way Forward
• Research Update

• Interested in Cheap Nitrogen?
• What is the best way of establishing clover?
• AEOS 2011
• Don’t Gamble - Take a Soil Sample
• Research Update

• Soil sample
• Are you cashing in on slurry?
• Hedgerows now protected under Single Payment
• Research Update

• New Head of Environmental Services
• New AEOS is well worth looking at
• Time to think about clover
• Research Update

• How to get the best out of your slurry
• Apple trees for REPS traditional orchards
• Research Update

• Cross Compliance - Avoiding the Pitfalls
• Hedgecutting Season has arrived
• Soil sample now
• Teagasc Research Update

• REPS - Protecting your payments
• Plan ahead for tree planting
• Teagasc at the Ploughing
• Teagasc Research Update

• Gearing up for the 2009 silage season

• REPS field margins

• LINNET crops for wildlife

• Teagasc Research update

• Record your fertiliser use

• Providing nesting sites for birds on farms

• REPS 4 - advice on joining

• Top REPS tips for Spring 2009

• Teagasc Research update

• Nitrates - knowing where you stand
• Hedgerow management – now is the time
• Ireland’s environment in 2008: Irish farming making a difference
• Farm walks on Cross Compliance issues
• Teagasc Research Update

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• Keeping an eye on the regulations
• Spreading of manures and chemical fertilisers
• Countdown to the building deadline
• Planning your hedgerow cutting
• Teagasc Research Update

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