Three main Green Cert course options

On completion of the Green Cert course, students meet the requirements of a qualified farmer for the purposes of all Revenue and Department of Agriculture (DAFM) schemes.

Three main Green Cert course options
Mon, 11 Feb, 2019 - 14:17
Stephen Cadogan

On completion of the Green Cert course, students meet the requirements of a qualified farmer for the purposes of all Revenue and Department of Agriculture (DAFM) schemes.

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