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Recent figures released by the Department show that significant funds approved for spending have yet to be utilised by farmers approved for investments.
There was a surge in applications following the first wave of the coronavirus pandemic but applications have returned to more normal levels of late with demand said to be tempered by escalating costs.
Many farmers believe changes in Ireland’s fifth Nitrates Action Programme only affect Nitrates Derogation farmers but this is far from the case with changes for all farmers.
The shed structure has been erected and concrete works are underway including pouring walls, concreting around stanchions and erecting posts for penning.
In a bid to protect and restore old Irish farm buildings and outhouses across the island of Ireland, Minister Malcolm Noonan has collaborated with Northern Ireland colleagues.
Sheeting prices are forecast to rise further in early 2022 but some in the sector say the cost increases for other materials are beginning to level out.
The sheep shed capable of holding over 450 ewes has required very little remedial work and has served Pat Nuttall well with ewes housed from early December through to late March/early April.