Farmers say they recognise the climate challenge and are keen to play their part.
Farmers say they recognise the climate challenge and are keen to play their part.
But they say it must not come at the expense of their livelihoods.
The IFA's holding a Farming & Climate Summit in Limerick to look at how the sector can address climate issues.
Association President, Tim Cullinan, says much greater engagement is needed with farmers to ensure they can farm sustainably in the future:
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