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Name: International Year of the Woman Farmer Series – Ennis, Co. Clare
Start: 2026-11-12T19:00:00+00:00
End: 2026-11-12T21:00:00+00:00
Location: Temple Gate Hotel, The Square, Ennis, Co. Clare

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November 2026
Women in Farming Platform

November 11 @ 12:30 - November 12 @ 14:00

Brussels

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The European Commission, Directorate General for Agriculture and Rural Development (DG AGRI), with the support of the EU CAP Network, is organising the first in-person seminar of the Women in Farming Platform. Over two half-days, participants will have the opportunity to connect with peers from across Europe, exchange experiences and explore practical ways to strengthen […]
International Year of the Woman Farmer Series – Ennis, Co. Clare

November 12 @ 19:00 - 21:00

Temple Gate Hotel, The Square, Ennis, Co. Clare

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Get ready for an inspiring evening celebrating the strength and spirit of women farmers. This in-person event in Ennis will have a central them of farm safety, health and wellbeing […]

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Important Dates for September and October 202622/09/2026
This list is intended as a resource to stay up to date with the latest deadlines regarding schemes and regulations in Irish agriculture. The information is correct at the time… Read more: Important Dates for September and October 2026
Minister Launches OBLIG EIP AGRI Operational Group Project22/09/2026
The Organic Beef and Lamb Innovation Group (OBLIG) European Innovation Partnership (EIP) was officially launched on Friday the 28th of August by Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine Martin… Read more: Minister Launches OBLIG EIP AGRI Operational Group Project
NOTS Introduces Ireland’s First Organic and Biological Green Cert22/09/2026
The National Organic Training Skillnet (NOTS) has delivered a significant boost to organic education with the introduction of its dedicated, part-time Organic and Biological “Green Cert” programme. Providing both the… Read more: NOTS Introduces Ireland’s First Organic and Biological Green Cert
Setting the New Generation Course for Organic Vision 204022/09/2026
The European Organic Congress 2026 (#EOC2026), will be co-organised by IFOAM Organics Europe the European umbrella organisation for organic food and farming, and the Department of Agriculture, Food and the… Read more: Setting the New Generation Course for Organic Vision 2040

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Innovation and Research for Sustainable Solutions

Climate change poses evolving challenges, and a commitment to continuous innovation and research is crucial for identifying and implementing effective strategies. This forward-looking perspective ensures that mitigation and adaptation plans remain adaptive and resilient to changing environmental conditions.

Community Engagement and Awareness

Addressing climate change requires collective efforts and awareness at all levels of society. Engaging communities and fostering a greater understanding of climate issues can enhance the effectiveness of both mitigation and adaptation measures.

Interconnected Nature of Mitigation and Adaptation

Highlighting that a successful climate strategy involves not only reducing emissions (mitigation) but also actively preparing for and responding to the impacts of climate change (adaptation). This underscores the need for a balanced and integrated approach.

Community Engagement

Involving local communities in agricultural decision-making processes fosters a sense of shared responsibility and ensures that farming practices align with cultural values and community needs. Collaborative initiatives can include community-supported agriculture programs and educational outreach.

Permaculture

Permaculture principles guide the design of agricultural systems by mimicking natural ecosystems. This approach fosters diversity, resilience, and self-sufficiency. Permaculture systems often involve companion planting, agroforestry, and other techniques that prioritise long-term sustainability.

Soil Health

Practices that promote soil health are integral to sustainable agriculture. Cover cropping helps prevent soil erosion, crop rotation mitigates nutrient depletion, and reduced tillage maintains soil structure. Healthy soil is a cornerstone of productive and sustainable farming.

Sustainable Materials

Selecting sustainable and locally sourced materials for construction aligns with the principles of green architecture. This includes using recycled materials, low-impact construction methods, and eco-friendly building designs to minimize the environmental footprint of agricultural infrastructure.

Smart Technology

The integration of smart technologies in agriculture, such as sensors, drones, and data analytics, enables farmers to make data-informed decisions. Precision agriculture, for example, allows for targeted resource application, optimizing the use of water, fertilizers, and pesticides.

Waste Management

Effective waste management is critical for reducing the environmental impact of agricultural activities. Composting organic waste and recycling materials help close the nutrient loop, creating a more sustainable and circular approach to farming.

Biodiversity

The CAP Strategic Plan (CSP) prioritises the creation of diverse and ecologically rich landscapes. Preserving natural habitats, planting cover crops, and avoiding the use of harmful chemicals foster a balanced ecosystem. Biodiversity not only enhances the resilience of the agricultural environment but also contributes to pest control and pollination.

Water Conservation

Water-efficient irrigation systems, such as drip irrigation and precision watering techniques, are essential components of green agriculture. Additionally, capturing and utilizing rainwater through rainwater harvesting systems can supplement water resources, particularly in regions prone to water scarcity.

Renewable Energy

Integrating renewable energy sources, such as solar panels and wind turbines, not only reduces the reliance on fossil fuels but also contributes to a more sustainable and resilient energy supply for agricultural operations. This transition towards clean energy aligns with broader efforts to combat climate change.

Resource Efficiency

This involves designing agricultural structures and systems with a focus on minimising resource inputs while maximising output. Efficient use of water, energy, and land is crucial in optimising productivity and reducing the environmental footprint of agricultural activities.

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