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ICMSA calls for revised TAMS costs for all 2021 applicants

ICMSA calls for revised TAMS costs for all 2021 applicants
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Kilkenny farm leader says massive rise in construction costs wiping out TAMS grants

Kilkenny farm leader says massive rise in construction costs wiping out TAMS grants
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Longford Leader Farming: Farmers are not going to be fobbed off over bog rewetting

Longford Leader Farming: Farmers are not going to be fobbed off over bog rewetting
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REAP: Department asked to explain exclusion of applicants

June 9, 2021 2:19 pm The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine is being called on to explain the reasons for over half of the applicants to the Rural Environment Agri Pilot Project (REAP) not being accepted. It was originally envisaged by the department that the pilot scheme would have around 2,000 participants. However, it was oversubscribed more than five times over, with just under 11,000 applications received. Minister Charlie McConalogue announced last week that approval letters would be issued to 5,000 farmers, 3,000 more than the original target. However, the department is now being asked to clarify the reason for excluding the 6,000 remaining applicants who will not receive approval letters.

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Department must explain why 6,000 were excluded from REAP – ICMSA

SHARING OPTIONS: There were almost 11,000 applicants for the scheme, with 5,000 farmers being accepted. \ CJ Nash The Department of Agriculture should immediately clarify the reasons why individual farmers were excluded from the Results Based Environment Agri Pilot Programme (REAP), chair of Irish Creamery Milk Suppliers Association s (ICMSA) farm and rural affairs committee Denis Drennan has said. “There were almost 11,000 applicants for the scheme and with 5,000 farmers being accepted, there are obviously a lot of disappointed farmers and that disappointment is being compounded by the fact that they are still unaware of the reason why their applications were not accepted,” Drennan said.

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