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GLAS thread

Muckit

There may be some interest in setting this up to help with any GLAS related items.

My questions (although not exclusively glas related) are as follows:

I have LIPP and l am trying to work out in real terms what chemical N l am allowed to put out.

So far l've converted the 40kg/ha limit to kg/acre which works put @ 16.19kg/acre.

Now take say a 50kg bag of CAN. That's 27%N so am l right in saying this works out @ 13.5kg? So really a bag of CAN is all that is allowed/annum?

Or if spreading typical compound like 18-6-12 that 1.5bags/acre can be comfortably spread?

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Bleating Lamb wrote: »

Where is the ‘amounts due’ section on agfood?...

Click on the tab - Financial Self-Service.
It should show eight tabs at the top of your screen. From left to right - amounts owed/amounts due/payed invoices & remittances/bank payments/view/print statements/ switch account/ help/ exit.
Click the amounts due tab.
If you can't see/view the details I would suggest that you contact your Agricultural/GLAS facilitator.

limerick farmer

its in financial self services in agfood

Hard Knocks

Bleating Lamb wrote: »

Where is the ‘amounts due’ section on agfood?...

Go to financial discipline & where you see all your payments in last year, there’s a tab at top saying payments due

Bleating Lamb

Sami23 wrote: »

Mine in Amounts Due now too &#55357;&#56856;

Where is the ‘amounts due’ section on agfood?...

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mickdw wrote: »

What's the story with all the commonage lands getting fenced off.
Everywhere I look in mayo, commonage is getting fenced off where there were never fenced before.
It's certainly a good idea to prevent animals roaming onto the roads but it must be costing a fortune for little gain as far as a farmer would see it.
Is it a glas requirement?
Is it grant aided?

See DAFM/schemes

mickdw

Base price wrote: »

Thanks Farmer Dan it's showing in amounts due

What's the story with all the commonage lands getting fenced off.
Everywhere I look in mayo, commonage is getting fenced off where there were never fenced before.
It's certainly a good idea to prevent animals roaming onto the roads but it must be costing a fortune for little gain as far as a farmer would see it.
Is it a glas requirement?
Is it grant aided?

Sami23

Mine in Amounts Due now too ðŸ˜˜

Base price

Thanks Farmer Dan it's showing in amounts due

High bike

It’s in amounts due here too

reps4

Base price wrote: »

I checked Agfood last night and nothing was showing.

Showing for me alright and i didn't get paid for 2017 until Feb this year. It's unexpected but welcomed!

Base price

Farmer Dan wrote: »

Anyones glas payment showing up on Agfood?
Payments starting from today

I checked Agfood last night and nothing was showing.

Farmer Dan

Base price wrote: »

According to the T&C's of Tranche 1 the scheme runs from 2014-2020.
https://www.agriculture.gov.ie/media/migration/farmingschemesandpayments/glastranche1/GLASTranche1TandCs071015.pdf

Anyones glas payment showing up on Agfood?
Payments starting from today

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TooOldBoots wrote: »

Would it not run until Sept 2021 as the first payment was only for the last 3 months of 2015?

According to the T&C's of Tranche 1 the scheme runs from 2014-2020.
https://www.agriculture.gov.ie/media/migration/farmingschemesandpayments/glastranche1/GLASTranche1TandCs071015.pdf

TooOldBoots

TITANIUM. wrote: »

Last day of December id imagine.

Would it not run until Sept 2021 as the first payment was only for the last 3 months of 2015?

TITANIUM.

Tomjim wrote: »

Is Glas 2 finished in 2020 and what month is it finished in?

Last day of december id imagine.

Tomjim

Is Glas 2 finished in 2020 and what month is it finished in?

ganmo

80sDiesel wrote: »

When do you think we will hear about the new schemes ?

6 months after the end of Glas they'll start talking about it going on previous form

80sDiesel

ganmo wrote: »

LeoHughes wrote: »

is GLAS only for five years and be replaced again after that.

yes and probably
EU says we have to have an agri environmental plan

When do you think we will hear about the new schemes ?

Capercaillie

LeoHughes wrote: »

is GLAS only for five years and be replaced again after that.

Results based schemes are being touted as replacing schemes like GLAS. Farmers with good measurable biodiversity/habitats/threatened species would get higher payments. This would be similar to Burren scheme.

However Phil Hogan has said that individual Countries will have a say on how schemes will be implemented. For Ireland that would most likely mean no results based schemes and watered down agri-environmental schemes.

ganmo

LeoHughes wrote: »

is GLAS only for five years and be replaced again after that.

yes and probably
EU says we have to have an agri environmental plan

LeoHughes

is GLAS only for five years and be replaced again after that.

tanko

High bike wrote: »

A text from the Dept??

Yeah, i got it too. If you give your number to them they send texts about different schemes and if theyve made a payment to your account.

High bike

sonnybill wrote: »

I got text today too that I could cut my LIPP.. ironically I was shaking bit of N on a parcel today .. Oct 20th cutting.. could be wet then though .. pity they didn’t sanction this earlier

A text from the Dept??

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Capercaillie wrote: »

Plans are for diminishing livestock farms to be blanketed with stika spruce forestry. The water quality will be trashed unfortunately.

I remember (as a child) when we joined the EEC listening to my two eldest siblings discussing the fact that they (other member states) saw/wanted Irish land to be planted with forestry thereby supplying timber requirements to the other member states.

I must have a trawl through the archives to see can I find any articles about.

Capercaillie

Base price wrote: »

There will probably some sorta of national water quality trade off (orchestrated by the IFA) between the expanding/industrial Southern/Midland dairy herds and the diminishing livestock/forestry farms further North. Overall the water quality of the Country will be ok but on a County by County basis many will fail miserably.

Plans are for diminishing livestock farms to be blanketed with stika spruce forestry. The water quality will be trashed unfortunately.

sonnybill

Qprmeath wrote: »

GLAS Fallow Land parcels: off takes permitted between 01/09/2018 & 30/11/2018. Standard GLAS requirements from 01/12/2018.

Presume I can’t graze it? It’s too rough to mow

I got text today too that I could cut my LIPP.. ironically I was shaking bit of N on a parcel today .. Oct 20th cutting.. could be wet then though .. pity they didn’t sanction this earlier

Qprmeath

GLAS Fallow Land parcels: off takes permitted between 01/09/2018 & 30/11/2018. Standard GLAS requirements from 01/12/2018.

Presume I can’t graze it? It’s too rough to mow

Water John

In water quality terms the country is divided into 8 Basins. The biggest of these being the Shannon basin which affects 11 counties. That would include a large portion of Arrabawn's suppliers
Each of these Basins has its own plan and individual improvement targets.
Water etc come under the Dept of Environment. Dept of Ag would not have much influence.
As an aside, Nenagh is sitting on very good groundwater. The town should never have been supplied by water from the Shannon. A mistake made in many local authority supplies. Engineers and big plant seem tied to each other.

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Bass Reeves wrote: »

Intresting
https://www.independent.ie/business/farming/dairy/the-day-of-not-prioritising-the-environment-is-over-warns-dairy-boss-36955588.html

There will probably some sorta of national water quality trade off (orchestrated by the IFA) between the expanding/industrial Southern/Midland dairy herds and the diminishing livestock/forestry farms further North. Overall the water quality of the Country will be ok but on a County by County basis many will fail miserably.

Bass Reeves

Intresting
https://www.independent.ie/business/farming/dairy/the-day-of-not-prioritising-the-environment-is-over-warns-dairy-boss-36955588.html