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CCC recognise importance of farming during UFU meeting
CCC recognise importance of farming during UFU meeting
The Ulster Farmers’ Union hosted a meeting with the Climate Change Committee (CCC) yesterday (2 May), including a farm visit to Roger and Hilary Bell’s farm in Co. Antrim, during the first day in office for new president, William Irvine...
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Founded in 1918, the Ulster Farmers’ Union (UFU) is the largest democratic voluntary organisation representing farmers and growers in Northern Ireland. It’s central objective is to promote their interests both at home and abroad through professional lobbying. Today, the UFU has over 11,500 members.
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UFU grass roots members discuss policy issues at their local Group and County meetings. Representatives from these local areas then take members views to the Union’s central policy committees where these are discussed in more detail. Policies are then ratified at the UFU’s monthly executive committee meeting.