Use workbook to check your cross-compliance

Teagasc has published a workbook to help farmers meet their cross-compliance obligations.

Users of the workbook can go through its checklists and note any area where they are sure their farm is compliant, where they are unsure if their farm is not compliant, and where they are unsure about what is required, or require further information. They can compile an action list to follow up areas where they are not compliant, or unsure.

The workbook lists the most common cross-compliance breaches. The top five are cattle identification and registration, nitrates, GAEC, sheep identification and registration, and chemicals and chemical storage.