National REPS Conference 2006: New Challenges

Friday 10th November, 2006

REPS Planning: Principles and Processes
Frank Macken, Agricultural Environment and Structures Division, Department of Agriculture and Food, Johnstown Castle, Wexford
Managing High Nature Value Farmland – a Challenge for REPS 4?
Gwyn Jones, Area Manager Skye & Lochalsh, Farm Business Services, Scottish Agricultural College
REPS - Enhancing its Scope and Integration with OtherRural Objectives
W. Dunne, Teagasc, Rural Economy Research Centre
Hedging REPS
Catherine Keena, Countryside Management Specialist
Desmond Cunningham, Chairman, Professional Agricultural Contractors Association
The Archaeology of REPS – Seeing is Believing
Eoin Sullivan, Gort Archaeology
Development of a Suite of Agri-environmental Measures for Extensive Farming in Mesotrophic Catchments
Donnacha Doody, Owen T. Carton and B. Foy
An Evaluation of Existing and Potential Measures to Sustain an Increased Biodiversity and Water Quality on Irish Farms
Daire Ó hUallacháin, Teagasc, Johnstown Castle Environment Research Centre