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The Commission's proposals for the next CAP should be considered by farmers making plans on foot of entitlement values, Minister Heydon said.
Illegal slurry spreading reported to councils
ABP concerned over cattle supplies
Have your say: Bord Bia chair Larry Murrin
‘Shorthorn never got a chance to be good cattle in good times, now they do’
Demand for straw rises as spring approaches
In Scotland, Wales and Northern Ireland, an element of direct financial support for farmers remains part of agricultural policy.
The seven Farm Sustainability Standards effectively replace the long-standing cross-compliance requirements in Northern Ireland.
The seven new Farm Sustainability Standards will replace the long-standing cross compliance requirements.
The payment ranging from €150/ha to €250/ha for chopped straw has issued to 1,811 farmers this week.
This week’s payment brings the number of farmers paid to 87% of all farmers, with a Farmers' Charter of Rights meeting this week told that there will be upwards of 95% of cases paid by mid-January.
The payments have been made to 94% of current participants in the Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme.
The new standards are requirement of all farm schemes in Northern Ireland that are administered by DAERA.
Northern Ireland’s largest indoor machinery showcase arrives at Balmoral Park Want a first look at the farm machinery that will shape the season ahead?