Pippa Hackett says demand in Europe for beef in particular is likely to tail off.
The Junior Agriculture Minister says farmers will "probably" need to be incentivised to produce different types of crops.
Pippa Hackett says demand in Europe for beef in particular is likely to tail off - and the rising demand for plant based foods is something that shouldn't be ignored.
The Offaly Senator told the Green Party National Convention that cutting the national herd alone isn't the answer:
Special Concert To Launch Friends Of Esker Arts Set For This Month
"Stones in His Pockets" is coming to Tullamore this month.
Energy Efficiency Roadshow Comes To Laois This Afternoon
The Neighbourhood Energy Clinic takes place at the Woodgrove this afternoon.
Laois Soccer Club Plans New Clubhouse And Changing Facilities
Arlington Football Club are making plans to redevelop their club grounds.
Westmeath Hotel Reopening After Norovirus Outbreak
Glasson Lakehouse Hotel is open tomorrow.
Eight Legal Aid Certificates Issued In Laois Amid Solicitors’ Boycott
Eight of 179 certificates issued in Laois since courts returned from their summer breaks.
Ireland Still Faces STEM Gender Gap Despite Strong PISA Results
Ireland continues to be a leading performer in education internationally.
Just Five Of 25 Promised Psychosis Teams Operating Nationally
According to the health service, people in the Midlands are being supported by a team based in Meath.
GAA ‘Not Ready’ For Proposed Integration With LGFA And Camogie Association
Mary McAleese resigned as chair of the Gaelic Games Integration Steering Group.
