Any farm retirement scheme introduced off the back of a commission on generational renewal must focus on allowing people in their early- to mid-20s enter the sector, according to the IFA’s farm business chair Bill O’Keeffe.Focusing on this age group would allow a new generation the chance to start full-time farming at a stage when they are willing to innovate and invest, rather than just leasing out the farm transferred to them, O’Keeffe maintains.