The Midlands MEP says it's a positive for farmers mental health but that the fight isn't over to reverse a slash to CAP funding.
A Midlands MEP feels there is positives for farmers despite an EU decision to reduce CAP funding.
Fine Gael's Maria Walsh says while the decision is disappointing, the fight isn't over to advocate for the resources the sector needs.
She's welcomed some aspects of the decision such as an increase in a starter package funds for new farmers and a new farm advisory service.
MEP Walsh says she welcomes mental health being addressed under the plan for the first time:
Midlands MEP Nina Carberry adds that it could also benefit people in commuter belt areas:
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