Plunkett's Act

Plunkett's Act, officially known as the Plunkett Act of 1913, was a piece of legislation aimed at improving agricultural conditions in Ireland. It established the Irish Agricultural Organisation Society to promote cooperative farming and support farmers in improving their productivity and economic viability. The Act encouraged the formation of cooperative societies to help farmers access markets and resources more effectively. By promoting collective approaches to farming, the Act aimed to strengthen rural communities and improve the livelihoods of farmers in Ireland during a time of economic difficulty.