Ministers grant one-week extension to national slurry spreading deadline
Agricultural authorities postponed the final date for nutrient application following prolonged summer weather disruptions across the country. Farmers must register with the relevant department beforehand to utilise the extra time permitted.
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Fingal County Council
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Government officials announced a one-week extension to the annual slurry spreading deadline, providing crucial relief to agricultural workers nationwide. The adjustment follows exceptional weather patterns over the summer months and a recent surge in grass growth across regions previously affected by dry conditions.
Under the revised schedule, nutrient application will be permitted until Wednesday 7 October, with the mandatory closed period officially commencing on Thursday 8 October. To avail of this additional week, farmers are required to complete a registration process with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine prior to undertaking any spreading activities.
Further information and registration guidelines are available on the official website. Growers are advised to ensure all compliance measures are met promptly to avoid any potential regulatory infractions during the transition into the closed period.
Under the revised schedule, nutrient application will be permitted until Wednesday 7 October, with the mandatory closed period officially commencing on Thursday 8 October. To avail of this additional week, farmers are required to complete a registration process with the Department of Agriculture, Food and the Marine prior to undertaking any spreading activities.
Further information and registration guidelines are available on the official website. Growers are advised to ensure all compliance measures are met promptly to avoid any potential regulatory infractions during the transition into the closed period.
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