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Climate Act: DAERA chair Tom Elliott warns farmers cannot be short changed by department

Climate Act: DAERA chair Tom Elliott warns farmers cannot be short changed by department
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Reducing emissions and maintaining food production

Reducing emissions and maintaining food production
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Mid Ulster companies each receive £100,000 towards friendly solutions for livestock slurry

Six companies, including two from Mid Ulster area, have been awarded a total of £600,000 to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.

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NI firms awarded £600k to find green solutions for livestock waste

Six Northern Ireland companies have been awarded a total of £600,000 to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.

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£600,000 awarded to NI companies to fund sustainable solutions for livestock waste

Six Northern Ireland companies have been awarded a total of £600,000 to develop practical and environmentally friendly solutions for livestock slurry.

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