Farm Inspections Surge in Cork, Councillor Seeks Fairer Enforcement
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In County Cork, farm inspections surged to 1,311 last year, with Fermoy and West Cork facing the heaviest checks. Common issues included poor water storage, slurry problems, and bad manure management. Councillor Peter O’Donoghue criticized the uneven enforcement, calling for a fairer spread of inspections across all polluters. He also proposed adjusting slurry spreading rules to allow farmers to spread in drier months.
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