Amongst the items in our Programme this morning..Several important events including, courses, meetingsand projects , previewed by Grainne Hurley, B & T Dairy Advisor,Teagasc Clonakilty Agricultural College . The events taking placeat various locations in Cork West and Cork East, next week..Its been reported that meat factories have been fined for twenty-one breaches of EU trimming regulations. The IrishFarmers Journal broke the story in the December 1st. 2018 issue of the Journal. One of the authors of the IFJ report,Phelim O'Neill EU and International Markets Specialist,talks to Farm Talk Programme Editor, John O'Connor, abouthow the trimmings issue was uncovered..Mr. O'Neill suggests the factories might ease the current angerof farmers by opting for more transparency in dealing with their clients , the farmers..John Coughlan, IFA Munster Regional Chairman calls forthe factories which have been the subject of the twenty-onefines to be identified..Otherwise all factories risk being under a cloud because farmers do not know which factoriesmight be offending against EU Trimming Regulations..Also covered, an ICA statement on the recent allocationof funding for the sheep sector and an INHFA call fora more equitable distribution of CAP funding. The IFAspeak out about water pollution caused, allegedly, byhouseholds, but recognise the important contributionfarmers can make to ensuring best quality water....Technical broadcasting operations and Podcast productionby John Foott at C103 Studios, Gouldshill ( aka Goold's Hill),Mallow, County Cork , Ireland. Farm Talk is kindly sponsoredby farmer-owned and farmer-operated, co-operative ventureDairygold.The Farm Talk Programme is broadcast twice-weekly,on Saturday 10am to 11am and on Wednesday from 10pm to 11 pm...Thanks for tuning in.. We hope you will find Farm Talk interesting and useful... Farm Talk is researched, edited, produced and presentedby John O'Connor at C103 Studios , Mallow, County Cork, Ireland.
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