More power to retired farmers’ representative

IT WOULD now seem that farmers in the early retirement scheme have obtained some degree of justice under the mid-term review of CAP (Irish Examiner, April 7).

More power to retired farmers’ representative
Thu, 15 Apr, 2004 - 01:00

1. Where the transferee inherits the farm of the retired farmer, he/she can inherit established entitlements.

2. Farmers who take over the farm of the retired farmer can apply to the national reserve for entitlements.

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