Agri opinions, Agriland The Farmer Research Initiative is seeking the views of Irish farmers through a survey to find out what they think of environmentally sustainable agricultural measures.
The survey is being conducted on behalf of Teagasc as part of the EMIT-CHANGE project, funded by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM).
The survey covers farmers’ experiences, attitudes and views on sustainability measures – including measures already taken and those being considered to reduce on-farm greenhouse gas emissions.
Participants will also be asked to provide basic information about themselves and their farm.
The research findings will be used to identify barriers to the adoption of such measures at farm level, and guide targeted policy responses and advisory support.
The winners of the AgriOpinions survey are real Irish farmers. Recent winners include a beef farmer from Co. Cavan, a sheep farmer from Co. Galway and a tillage farmer from Co. Kildare, who each received a One4All voucher for taking part.
Three winners will be selected from the participants of this survey, each of whom will receive a €150 One4All gift voucher.
It only takes a few minutes to complete this questionnaire and all the information will be available Treat confidentially.
