Farm early retirement pension is inadequate

FARMERS who intend to participate in the early retirement scheme (ERS) should join the Retired Farmers for Justice group.

Wed, 14 Jul, 2004 - 01:00

Eamon Donovan, the leader of the group, has carried out trojan work on behalf of retired farmers over the past 18 months regarding the injustices visited on them in the CAP mid-term review.

The average pension under the ERS up to the period 31/12/2003 was €11,673 (50% funded by the EU).

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