Farmers ‘satisfied’ with department

Ireland: There is a high level of satisfaction among farmers in their dealings with the Department of Agriculture and Food, the annual report of the Agricultural Appeals Office (AAO) has indicated.

Wed, 14 Sep, 2005 - 01:00

Ray Ryan

The department had more than 800,000 scheme applications last year.

A total of 1,116 appeals relating to 17 different schemes were received.

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Place: Ireland Organisation: Department of Agriculture and Food Organisation: Agricultural Appeals Office Organisation: AAO

<p>Pictured on the Bandon river for the Lee Bandon and Illen river was Christopher O'Sullivan TD minister of state for Nature, Heritage and Biodiversity who launched the event with local dairy farmer and Teagasc member Vanessa Kiely O'Connor along with Jim Bergin, chair of BFFW steering committee, Frank O'Mara, director Teagasc Stan Lalor, Teagasc Vincent O'Donovan, chairperson Carbery group, Liam Herlihy, Teagasc, Roy Kingston, farmer and chairman of catchment implementation group, Enda Buckley, director of sustainability, Carbery and Oisín Coackley, catchment co-ordinator. Picture: Denis Boyle </p>

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