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Farmers at this week’s Teagasc and CAFRE Uplands Symposium, were told that the target remains to get approval for 2023 applications rolled out in December.
The Department of Agriculture released a notification for derogation farmers explaining that the deadline for recording 2024 exports of organic nutrients is now 31 December 2024.
The Department has circulated notice to advisers detailing that the deadline is being pushed out a few days due to technical issues which have since been rectified.
The Department of Agriculture informed FAS advisers that the N and P statement facility is currently unavailable, but will be resolved with the addition of September data in the coming days.