What is your opinion on the way farm payments should be paid in future? \ Donal O'Leary
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Brussels has proposed a new system of farm payments under the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which would do away with the current entitlements system if adopted.
Department of Agriculture assistant general secretary Paul Savage has confirmed that entitlements could possibly replaced after 2027 by a new per-hectare payment.
He said discussions around the next CAP are at an early stage, but accepted that the current proposals involve replacing entitlements with a new payment system.
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Brussels has proposed a new system of farm payments under the next Common Agricultural Policy (CAP), which would do away with the current entitlements system if adopted.
Department of Agriculture assistant general secretary Paul Savage has confirmed that entitlements could possibly replaced after 2027 by a new per-hectare payment.
He said discussions around the next CAP are at an early stage, but accepted that the current proposals involve replacing entitlements with a new payment system.
What are your views on this? Vote in the poll below and share your opinion, which could feature in next week’s Irish Farmers Journal.
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