Farmers can plant all land and retain payment

Changes that ensure farmers are no longer required to retain 10% of their eligible hectares in an agricultural activity for the purposes of retaining eligibility for the basic payment scheme have been welcomed by the Irish Farmers Association.

Farmers can plant all land and retain payment

Changes that ensure farmers are no longer required to retain 10% of their eligible hectares in an agricultural activity for the purposes of retaining eligibility for the basic payment scheme have been welcomed by the Irish Farmers Association.

Farm Forestry chairman Vincent Nally this positive development will allow farmers to plant all their land or to lease the land they have not planted and still retain their BPS payment.

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