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The farm group stated that it is important that excessive bureaucracy is not attached to any scheme through which such funding could be delivered to farmers.
Stocking rate checks to determine if a producer is deemed an active farmer will begin in 2022 and those at risk of failing the ‘active farmer check’ based on current farming activity will be contacted
The National Transport Authority (NTA) is proposing an overall increase of approximately 25% in rural bus services as part of the Connecting Ireland plan launched on Friday.
Caitriona Morrissey is joined in studio by political correspondent Pat O’Toole, schemes editor Darren Carty and sustainability specialist Siobhan Walsh to talk about the week's big developments.