Pat O’Toole, Political Editor of the Farmers Journal and RTÉ’s Europe Editor, Tony Connelly, on the consequences of the trade deal.

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Beef and Tillage farmer John Keogh assesses how the trade deal will impact his business in Co Carlow

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The former head of the Food Safety Authority, Prof Alan Reilly, on whether the inspection system can keep adulterated meat out of Europe.

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Della Kilroy reports on farmers Ned and Kate Sullivan who have fostered up to twenty children in as many years.

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With the pressure on farms to diversify, Suzanne Campbell reports from one farm business with everything from trees to saunas.

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Lorna Siggins reports from Greencastle Boatyard in Donegal on the restoration of a uniquely Irish-Scandi vessel.

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The third warmest year on record has caused many plants to bloom in the depths of winter according to the Botanical Society of Britain and Ireland.

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With an explosion in the deer population and a steep rise in the price of beef, might venison represent better value for money. Featuring gamekeeper Adam Gornik, Pat Doyle from Wild Irish Game and butcher Keith Grant.

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Regan Hutchins travels on a Local Link bus from Bantry to Skibbereen to see why the service is about more than just getting from A to B.

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The outgoing director assesses the state of the Irish environment, our commitment to preserving it and the performance of the agency on her watch.

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