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The amount of planning permissions granted for quarter two of 2023 is almost identical to that of the same period last year, despite the opening of TAMS III.
With a good deal of farm fencing to be completed in the next few months, Martin Merrick looks at some of the alternatives of the now banned creosote products.
Farmers must have their appeal posted before Thursday to ensure they are considered for the priority approval for nutrient storage and animal welfare investments.
The association also stated that it has secured a commitment that payment dates will be made as per previous payment schedules from 2024 onwards, but is still pushing for 2023's dates to be restored.