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The terms and conditions of the TAMS animal welfare and nutrient storage scheme and the marking sheet have been launched by the Department of Agriculture.
If we want to future-proof our primary producers and agri-food sector, we need to continue investing heavily in cutting edge research, Minister Martin Heydon said.
ICMSA deputy president Dennis Drennan has slammed the Department of Agriculture for what he said is a failure to recognise the real cost of farm investment for measures under TAMS III.
The listing highlights an uncertain future for dribble bars and some dairy equipment but there are over 50 new items included from cattle fencing to a range of equine investments.
This greenwashing misleads and confuses consumers, misdirects investments and policy and undermines serious regenerative actors, the European umbrella organisation for organics said.
The ICMSA has issued a warning that farmers must get certainty on the opening of the On-Farm Capital Investment Scheme (OFCIS) so they can plan investments for the year ahead.