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2013-05-17

IFA CALLS FOR EXTENSION TO HARDSHIP GRANT SCHEME FOR TB RESTRICTED HERDOWNERS
IFA Animal Health Chairman John Waters has called on the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney to extend the Hardship Grant scheme for TB restricted holdings in light of the continued and unprecedented feed shortage being experienced on farms.

2013-05-17

MINISTER MUST REALISE FODDER PROBLEM EXTENDS BEYOND CORK
The Chairman of Leitrim IFA Pat Gilhooly said the Minister for Agriculture Simon Coveney seems to have forgotten the west and northern parts of the country, where the real problems currently exist with fodder shortages and lack of grass growth. “We have saturated ground, no fodder and no money.”

2013-05-16

FOOT-DRAGGING BY MINISTER COVENEY ON AEOS 3 APPLICATIONS NOT ACCEPTABLE
IFA Rural Development Chairman Flor McCarthy has called on the Minister for Agriculture, Simon Coveney to stop the foot-dragging on AEOS 3 and to immediately accept as many as possible of the 9,600 farmers who have applied for the scheme in late 2012.
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