Environment
DAFM has been ordered to release Information on "inspections in relation to the cross-compliance requirements" on a farm in Co. Wexford.
N.Ireland
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) announces timeline for the new farm support and development programme.
Agri-Business
The Department of Agriculture (DAFM) is now accepting applications for the Basic Income Support for Sustainability (BISS).
DAERA has announced the opening date for the £300 million Single Applications and Map Service and Entitlements Transfer Service.
Rural Life
A landslide which occurred in Co. Leitrim in 2020 impacted a number of farmers, who may not be eligible for the Basic Payment Scheme in 2023.
Minister Charlie McConalogue, today (Friday, July 1) announced the commencement of payments to approximately 100,000 farmers who signed up to the BPS.
The highest number of 2022 Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) applications made by this year's deadline came from Co. Cork.
The Minister for Agriculture has confirmed that 128,360 farmers applied for their 2022 Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) by the May 16 deadline.
Farmers are being urged to ensure that their Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) applications have been sent by next week's closing date.
The Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine (DAFM) has today confirmed the 2022 Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) is open for applications.
The commencement of refund payments of over €13.35 million to approximately 100,000 farmers has...
Farmers have been urged to get their Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) applications in ahead of the looming deadline - which will be on May 17.
Two-thirds of Northern Ireland farmers had yet to submit their Single Application Forms, just a month before the deadline.
Changes to Basic Payment Scheme entitlements will come into force from the 2021 scheme year, Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots announced today.
Agri Politics
There are options for land eligibility inspections by means of remote sensing using up-to-date satellite imagery.
It has emerged that a number of farmers around the country have had their Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) entitlements reduced.
Northern Ireland's department of agriculture has been given permission to up the rate of advance payments from 50% to 70% in 2018.
Ireland is to be granted approval for a derogation to make 70% advance payments on direct payments under CAP.
A derogation to make 70% advance payments for direct payments under the CAP has been sought by the Department of Agriculture.
A total of 130,152 BPS Applications have been received by the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine.
950 applications have been made to the National Reserve this year; 190 were submitted using a temporary reference number.
Joseph Naughton is one of the busiest auctioneers in Ireland when it comes to entitlements and his phone is hopping as the deadline looms.
As the deadline draws closer Owen O'Driscoll of entitlements.ie estimates that the entitlements trade has increased by about 25% on last year.
