REPS 4

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pudser
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Post by pudser »

Any users from the Republic of Ireland (Eire to some) will be aware that the rural environmental scheme 4 has now been closed.
The Dep of Agriculture has promised a new scheme in early 2010 which will be "measure based"
I would urge any Irish members to lobby their political representatives to ensure that any new scheme would incorporate provisions for native breeds as in REPS 4

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pudser
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Post by pudser »

The Dep of Agriculture have provisionally included a genetic diversity option in the proposed new scheme which has been sent to Brussels.they have looked for submissions which should be sent to [email]repspolicy@agriculture.gov.ie.[/email]

I would urge anyone interested in the continued recent success of native breeds in the republic of ireland to make a submission of support for this measure.
Pennielea
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Post by Pennielea »

Thank you for the good information. Is there a web page where we can see the proposals sent to Brussels before we make a submission?

All three Irish cattle breed organisations should be responding, preferably presenting a united front.

Ian
Joan and Ian Simpson
Pennielea Farm
Glenavy
Co Antrim
pudser
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Post by pudser »

http://www.agriculture.gov.ie/press....en.html

I hope the link!

Your suggestion is worthwhile

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Pennielea
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Post by Pennielea »

Thank you Pudser that link worked. I have made a submission in my official capacity for Irish Moiled which also included Dexter. If you or any other member wishes to see a copy e-mail me at ian@pennielea-farm.co.uk

It would be too large a document to post on here and besides I do not know how.

Ian
Joan and Ian Simpson
Pennielea Farm
Glenavy
Co Antrim
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