Rural Life
Both the 2014 Farm Safety Scheme and the new TAMS II grants are driving huge interest in sheep handling systems
The August 31 deadline for completion of work under TAMS 1 will not be extended, according to the Department of Agriculture.
The most common items approved to date under the Farm Safety Scheme are head-scoops to prevent cattle from moving their heads while in a crush, and yard lights
Agri-Business
Payments for works completed under the Farm Safety Scheme will issue in the very near future, according to the Minister for Agriculture, Simon Coveney.
Over 3,100 farmers have been granted approval to commence work under the Farm Safety Scheme, according to the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney.
Incomplete Farm Safety Scheme applications are delaying approvals for farmers to commence work, according to the Department of Agriculture.
A new Farm Safety Scheme is to be launched in July, according to the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney.
Cork accounted for the highest number of applications to the Farm Safety Scheme, according to figures released by the Department of Agriculture to Labour Party TD, Michael McCarthy.
Slurry cages will be eligible for grant aid under the next Farm Safety Scheme, according to Dr Robert Leonard a Department of Agriculture, Safety Inspector
Farmers are set to spend double the minimum investment through the Farm Safety Scheme.
The most in-demand elements with farmers of the Farm Safety Scheme, according to the Department of Agriculture were...
