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Agriculture Schemes

Dáil Éireann Debate, Tuesday - 25 April 2023

Tuesday, 25 April 2023

Questions (448)

Seán Canney

Question:

448. Deputy Seán Canney asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine the number of farmers ruled out of the ANC scheme for reasons other than not meeting stocking density criteria in 2020, 2021 and 2022, by county; and if he will make a statement on the matter. [19277/23]

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The information below shows the numbers of farmers ruled out of the ANC scheme and therefore ineligible to receive payment, by county, for the years 2020, 2021 and 2022.

County

2020

2021

2022

Carlow

544

572

624

Cavan

121

127

153

Clare

103

117

141

Cork

3,987

4,092

4,252

Donegal

375

334

455

Dublin

201

238

269

Galway

307

346

442

Kerry

248

257

321

Kildare

946

967

1,009

Kilkenny

1,139

1,162

1,235

Laois

793

803

844

Leitrim

67

88

83

Limerick

476

461

501

Longford

69

69

88

Louth

443

470

499

Mayo

210

226

320

Meath

1,375

1,402

1,451

Monaghan

136

151

138

Offaly

427

450

485

Roscommon

108

110

157

Sligo

80

102

128

Tipperary

1,638

1,677

1,694

Waterford

763

777

774

Westmeath

148

174

206

Wexford

2,088

2,099

2,122

Wicklow

196

214

282

Reasons for ineligibility for cases listed above include:

• Applicant failed to submit required/requested documentation

• Insufficient documentation was submitted

• No breeding enterprise on the farm

• Equine passports not registered in applicant’s name

• Non eligible equines

• Land not available to applicant for full year due to lease/rental arrangements

• Applicant disallowed following inspection

• Island status not confirmed for payment under Islands scheme

• No BPS application received.

• Eligible area less than 3 Hectares

• Invalid application date

• Inconsistent area details - ANC/Island

• Applicant deceased.

• Case not accepted as Force majeure.

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