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Farmers will do everything in their power to ensure their land is passed on to the next generation in good fettle, but the pace of change coming is potentially frightening.
The Louth senator, from a sheep farm in the Cooley peninsula herself, wants all farmers to recieve higher compensation in line with those farmers who pursued a case against the Department.
If farmer buy-in for rewetting is to be gained, the Government need to stop telling us about it and start showing what it looks like. And how it will be paid for.
The Farmers Alliance believe they can tap into a public disconnect with mainstream political parties. Their second meeting suggests they are appealing to the fringes.