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There are a further 1,950 applications at draft stage and the Department is advising farmers wishing to apply to ensure that their application has been submitted correctly.
In addition to application deadlines, participants also need to record the date of weaning of each animal that is being submitted for payment and associated meal feeding dates.
Flocks which are weaning and retaining their own replacements, should select lambs before there is a risk of the optimum replacements being drafted for sale.
Speaking at the recent NSA Sheep NI event, Shane McGettrick from the Sligo Regional Veterinary Office advised farmers to be mindful to check ewes thoroughly for signs of mastitis at weaning.