BEAM deadline extended after only 20,000 of more than 70,000 potentially eligible farmers applied

Agriculture Minister Michael Creed has extended the closing date for Beef Exceptional Aid Measure (BEAM) applications, and announced details of online clinics where his Department will help applicants.

BEAM deadline extended after only 20,000 of more than 70,000 potentially eligible farmers applied
Wed, 04 Sep, 2019 - 15:00
Stephen Cadogan

Agriculture Minister Michael Creed has extended the closing date for Beef Exceptional Aid Measure (BEAM) applications, and announced details of online clinics where his Department will help applicants.

The online application process was scheduled to close next Sunday, September 8, but has been extended to midnight on Sunday, September 15.

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