Farmers' Charter negotiations not to be attended by IFA

The negotiations with DAFM are scheduled for Wednesday. 
Farmers' Charter negotiations not to be attended by IFA

IFA president Tim Cullinan said that the association will not be attending any further negotiations on the charter until it meets with Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue to discuss the proposed delay in farm payment dates. Picture: Finbarr O’Rourke

The Irish Farmers' Association will not attend the Farmers' Charter negotiations with the Department of Agriculture scheduled for Wednesday.

The charter is an agreement that is drawn up between the department and the main farming organisations around the standards and delivery targets for schemes and services.

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