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Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue has given commitment that payments in 2024 will return to the traditional date of the third week of September.
Factory agents are keen to get their hands on higher numbers, while this week’s ANC payments are boosting the store lamb, hogget and breeding ram market.
Farmers participating in the Areas of Natural Constraints (ANC) scheme will see payments worth an average of €2,100 enter their bank accounts over the coming days.
The IFA continued its protest campaign in Limerick city on Friday morning, with farmers expressing their anger over the cut to the nitrates derogation.
The IFA believes that there’s still an opportunity to make a case to the European Commission in person and to keep the derogation in place at its current level.