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The pilot programme offers interested applicants a chance to learn about farmland habitats and includes a farm habitat survey that will record, map and assess habitats.
The message from the Department’s BPS clinics is to prioritise getting this year’s application submitted before the May 16 deadline to secure the 2022 payment.
The number of applications submitted to-date is in line with previous years with activity ramping up in the final two weeks before the 16 May deadline.
The online calculator will detail how the value of entitlements will change over the period 2023 to 2027 and help influence decisions on purchasing or leasing. entitlements.
There have been some queries regarding whether the closing date of 15 April had been extended in light of escalating input costs, but this is not the case.
There is a lot of talk about farmers reducing stocking rates or purchasing the minimum numbers required in light of escalating fertiliser and concentrate costs.
The Irish Farmers Journal went to the farm of James Breslin in Donegal, to see the actions he has carried out under the Inishowen Uplands European Innovation Partnership (EIP) scheme.