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Future farm payment chaos looms

Opting to preserve what are currently Pillar 2 schemes could wipe between €260m and €500m annually off farmers’ combined payments based on 2025 levels, IFA figures show.

NEWS 1 April 2026

Future farm payment chaos looms

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€184/ha needed to stop CAP direct payment collapse - IFA

€184/ha needed to stop CAP direct payment collapse - IFA

NEWS 1 April 2026

Opinion: coupling payments is the best way to support productive farming

Opinion: coupling payments is the best way to support productive farming

OPINION 14 March 2026

€350m in BISS, ANC and young farmer funds begin issuing

€350m in BISS, ANC and young farmer funds begin issuing

€350m in BISS, ANC and young farmer funds begin issuing

NEWS 1 December 2025

Business as usual for BISS, CRISS and Eco Scheme

Business as usual for BISS, CRISS and Eco Scheme

Business as usual for BISS, CRISS and Eco Scheme

NITRATES 22 June 2025

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Flanagan to seek more front-loading in CAP

Flanagan to seek more front-loading in CAP

Luke 'Ming' Flanagan is leading the Left MEPs' report on the future of CAP, with a view to increasing the levels of frontloading and adjusting budgets for inflation.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Safeguards to be built into rewetting law

Safeguards to be built into rewetting law

Senior inspector Michael Maloney said that the impact of rewetting one parcel of land on a neighbouring farmer’s land has yet to be worked out.

CLIMATE AND ENVIRONMENT 1 January 1970

No baling payment planned for this year

No baling payment planned for this year

With winter and spring crops in excellent condition, there is unlikely to be pressure on straw supply this year, and no baling assistance payment will be introduced.

NEWS 1 January 1970

Hats off to the Department BISS clinics

Hats off to the Department BISS clinics

We are quick to criticize the Department when they get things wrong, but the BISS clinics being held all over the country are to be commended.

DEALER 1 January 1970

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BVD – the silent risk that still remains

Irish farmers have made remarkable progress in the fight against bovine viral diarrhoea. Since 2013, the number of persistently infected calves has fallen from over 16,000 to 485 in 2024.

BVD – the silent risk that still remains