
Sarah Dempsey
Guest on Teagasc Signpost Series podcast discussing water quality management and agriculture
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Jun 22, 2026
A first look at the New Zealand approach to Water Quality Management on Farms
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Mary RyanGUEST
Sarah's going to talk about how that's different than using the same kind of groups within the innovation system.

Sarah DempseyGUEST
So compared to Ireland, obviously a lot more busier, so there's multiple, uh, regulatory bodies.

Sarah DempseyGUEST
The Ministry of Primary Industry would be the agricultural side, and then you have the environ- the Ministry of Environment, which would be kind of our version.

Sarah DempseyGUEST
There's a lot of gaps between linkage in terms of obviously regional councils do their own testing, water testing.

Sarah DempseyGUEST
The EPA, so the Environment Protection Authority in New Zealand, uh, does their own testing.
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