Reminder: Closing date for TAMS tranche 9 approaching

Farmers are being reminded that the current round of the Targeted Agricultural Modernisation Scheme (TAMS) will close shortly.

The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has confirmed that applications for tranche 9 of the scheme must be submitted by 11:59p.m on September 5, 2025.

TAMS provides grants to farmers to build and/or improve a specified range of farm buildings and equipment on their holding.

Tranche 8 of the scheme, which closed on June 6, saw some 5,364 applications submitted to the department.

The latest data published by the department shows that 60% of the applications made under tranche 6 of TAMS have now been approved.

2,988 out of the 4,930 applications made under this round have been cleared by officials.

As of August 18, 1,599 applications were still to be processed, 204 had been rejected and 139 withdrawn.

The following table provides the latest update on tranche 6 applications for the various schemes contained in TAMS 3:

TAMS 3 schemeApplicationsRejectedWithdrawnIn progressApproved
Animal Welfare Nutrient Storage Scheme1,4256046509810
Dairy Equipment Scheme363330147183
Farm Safety Capital Investment Scheme1,1367117348700
Low Emission Slurry Spreading5105745453
Organic Capital Investment Scheme3881713112246
Pig & Poultry Investment Scheme47311528
Solar Capital Investment Scheme30710419697
Tillage Capital Investment Scheme17111512143
Women Farmer Capital Investment Scheme24011692131
Young Farmer Capital Investment Scheme3431310123197
Total4,9302041391,5992,988
TAMS 3 tranche 6 applications. Source: DAFM

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The latest data also confirms that 1,391 applications submitted under tranche 7, the emergency TAMS tranche that opened in response to Storm Éowyn, have been approved.

DAFM said that 598 applications are still "in progress", 139 have been rejected and 53 were withdrawn.

5,138 out of the 5,823 applications lodged for tranche 5 have also been approved. A further 256 applications from this round have yet to be fully processed by department officials.

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