Farmers must be treated in accordance with Charter of Rights

IFA raises a number of issues with Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine
Farmers must be treated in accordance with Charter of Rights

IFA Deputy President Brian Rushe. Picture: Barry Cronin. 

Speaking at a Charter of Rights meeting with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine on Thursday, IFA’s deputy president, Brian Rushe highlighted how with over 129,000 farmers making a Basic Payment application, it will be “essential” that they are paid on time, and in line with the Charter.

He also pointed out the importance of the Department seeking approval from the EU Commission for flexibility to make payments on inspection cases where they are not fully completed - a move similar to what was secured by IFA in 2020.

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