N.Ireland
The Ulster Farmers' Union (UFU) has welcomed the opening of the Farm Business Improvement Scheme Capital (FBIS-C) tier one, tranche four.
The deadline for Tier 2 Tranche 2 Farm Business Improvement Scheme – Capital (FBIS-C) applications has been extend once more.
Northern Ireland Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots has announced that Tier 2 of the Farm Business Improvement Scheme - Capital (FBIS-C)...
Around 900 Northern Ireland farmers have formally expressed their interest in applying for the...
A total of £12 million has been earmarked for Tier 2 Tranche 2 of the Farm Business Improvement Scheme - Capital (FBIS-C).
The application process for Northern Ireland's Tier 2 grant has been changed to a two-part process...
Farmers in Northern Ireland have accepted 94% of Tier 1 of the Farm Business Improvement Scheme – Capital (FBIS-C) offers.
Three times as many farmers have applied for the latest round of the FBIS than there are expected to be places for, AgriLand can reveal.
Northern Ireland's Agriculture Minister Edwin Poots has said he will make the case to increase the budget for the Farm Business Investment Scheme, as it supports farmers in lowering their net emissions.
Waiting time could be up already for those in for Tier 1 as DAERA today announced that letters of offer will soon be on the way.
Almost a year on from the extended closing date for applications, just 30 projects have been approved under the Tier 2 scheme.
A young dairy farmer from Co. Down who applied for the botched Tier 2 scheme says has almost given up on the scheme.
Almost 3,000 farmers have applied for the second tranche of Tier 1 of Northern Ireland's Farm Business Improvement Scheme.
Just 12 Tier 2 applications have been approved so far in Northern Ireland, figures unveiled by the Ulster Unionist Party have revealed.
