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Budget 2024 is fast approaching on Tuesday 10 October, and with continued pressure on farm incomes, all eyes are on what schemes and taxation measures will be included.
Tissue tagging will be required again for calves born in 2024 but there has been no confirmation of the decision and farm organisations want the cost of BVD sampling covered.
The closing date for the measure, which provides grant aid of up to €90 for the purchase of an ATV helmet and up to €60 for a PTO shaft cover, is 29 September 2023.
Some farmers had raised concerns that the information could be shared, with ICBF for example, but the Department of Agriculture states information will only be shared with the herd’s vet.
Weighing cow-calf pairs is now part of SCEP and requires at least 80% of eligible animals born on the holding and their dams to be weighed and data submitted to the ICBF.