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The Institute of Professional Auctioneers and Valuers said some farmers are moving to acquire or lease additional land to meet new environmental requirements.
Department officials do not expect the €5m budget for dairy beef weighing to be spent in full over the coming year, an Irish Farmers Journal CAP information meeting heard.
It is neither appropriate nor acceptable that suckler farmers will be forced to become Bord Bia quality assured in order to be eligible for the new suckler scheme, the IFA has said.
It’s often readers that spark the idea for an article. Praise or complaint, it’s all welcome in terms of addressing the concerns of the people who live and work in rural Ireland. Writes Amii McKeever.
If farmers want to join the new Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme, then they must be a member of the Bord Bia Sustainable Beef and Lamb Assurance Scheme at time of application.