He is calling on policymakers to be clearer in reports.
A Midlands MEP says a fair income for family farms has to be agreed in the EU'S next agricultural budget.
Ciaran Mullooly says that policymakers need to be more clear in defining what it looks like when drafting reports on securing sufficient funds for farmers.
The reports will be sent to the European Commission, and will also focus on maintaining sustainability in the EU'S agricultural production system.
Independent Ireland MEP Mullooly says it has to take into account the awful conditions farmers sometimes work in:
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