IFA candidates stress the need for more beef supports
IFA candidates stress the need for more beef supports 2023-11-08
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Coupled payments to slow decline of beef cow numbers
Coupled payments to slow decline of beef cow numbers 2023-06-05
Environmental Protection Agency Suckler Cow Efficiency Programme Beef Environmental Efficiency Programme Irish Farmers Journal Climate And Environment Coupled Payments
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IFA seeks more CAP payments for suckler farmers
IFA seeks more CAP payments for suckler farmers 2022-06-15
Charlie Mcconalogue European Commission Brendan Golden Agriculture Charlie Mcconalogue Brexit Adjustment Reserve Beef Finisher Payment
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Commissioner leaves the CAP door slightly open
Commissioner leaves the CAP door slightly open 2022-06-01
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German agri-food sector braced for profound transformation
German agri-food sector braced for profound transformation 2022-01-05
Source: farmersjournal.ie
NI utilising freedom to set new farm policy
NI utilising freedom to set new farm policy 2021-12-21
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Where is the CAP debate 10 days on?
Where is the CAP debate 10 days on? 2021-10-30
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German ministers ringfence 25% of direct payments for eco schemes
A €70/ha payment paid on up to 120ha has been proposed for young farmers. Farm ministers from Germany’s federal states have agreed to ringfence 25% of direct payments for eco schemes. The move is a strong signal from the ministers and comes before negotiators in Brussels have finalised the reform of the next CAP. They met for a two-day conference in Berlin and have urged the federal government to adopt their recommendations. Germany has a total CAP budget in excess of €6bn and under the s...
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New schemes will take time, says Poots
SHARING OPTIONS: Minister Poots is keen to introduce coupled payments for the suckler and sheep sectors. \ Philip Doyle There will be no radical change to farm support schemes in NI within a short timeframe, DAERA Minister Edwin Poots has said. “Proper consultation is vital and as such, new schemes take time to develop and implement,” the minister told Stormont’s agriculture committee last Thursday. During the briefing with MLAs, Minister Poots reiter...
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