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Farmer Dan

Morning all,

Has anyone received payment for this scheme yet or when are the proposing to pay. Assuming that you've returned all your samples and recorded all the data?

Thanks

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charolais0153

tanko wrote: »

I changed a few of mine too.
If you use the "lock in" option on the website do they send out the tags earlier?

Id say so

tanko

I changed a few of mine too.
If you use the "lock in" option on the website do they send out the tags earlier?

patsy_mccabe

Just changed one of my selction for genomic tagging there. You have up to 30 Jan 2019 to change, according to the letter I got.

wiggy123

all sorted now-- I emailed ICBF and they did it-said could be a problem, re internet connection my end..
done now anyway!

Anto_Meath

wiggy123 wrote: »

tired to reselect a different animal there-giving me errors

it was doing that on me yesterday but I logged in again today and I was able to change the animals selected.

High bike

wiggy123 wrote: »

tired to reselect a different animal there-giving me errors

you should be able to do that no prob I’ve done it every year so far

Hurling Hereford

wiggy123 wrote: »

tired to reselect a different animal there-giving me errors

Contact the ICBF immediately

wiggy123

tired to reselect a different animal there-giving me errors

tanko

As far as i can see genotyping just confirms the parents of an animal once you know them already. It wont change their figures much if the parents are correct.
I suppose if you buy in cows and heifers that arent genotyped it can be more useful.
Just be mindful that you have at least 50% of the reference number of genotyped 4/5 star cows or heifers over 16 months old on October 31st next year.

Anto_Meath

I see the selection for Genotyping is now available and you can change what animals you wish to test. I sell any heifers that I am not keeping for breading at year and a half old. These a generally the ones I select to test, plus maybe any suckler cow that is bought in that aren't genotyped. My logic is that if I have a year were where I have over 50% bull calves born I will always have a few spare cows that can be genotyped to bring it up to 60% requirement if you understand me. Most of my stock are AI bred Limos so I an OK stars wise anyway and I also know which are my best heifers to keep without the need for genotyping them or does it make any real difference which animals you select for genotyping?

Buford T. Justice XIX

Just rang there, nothing wrong with my application, it 'might' be paid in the next run at the end of the month:rolleyes:

trg

Hurling Hereford wrote: »

Many lads still waitin for their BDGP payment? I am.

Yep, still waiting

Buford T. Justice XIX

Hurling Hereford wrote: »

Many lads still waitin for their BDGP payment? I am.

Yeah, same here. Messages left since before Christmas and no reply as yet.
I'll ring again tomorrow.

Hurling Hereford

whelan2 wrote: »

Our payment is showing in amounts due now. There will be a Christmas this year

Many lads still waitin for their BDGP payment? I am.

Aravo

Aravo wrote:

Not showing with me either.

Showing in amounts due now.

whelan2

Our payment is showing in amounts due now. There will be a Christmas this year

Buford T. Justice XIX

blue5000 wrote: »

But there is one small flaw in your thinking Buford, the farmer fills in a lot of paperwork online so the boys with jobs have feck all to do:rolleyes:

Inspections still have to be done though:D

blue5000

Buford T. Justice V wrote: »

The last CAP reform was supposed to reduce the paperwork involved in form filling, which it dd.

But they replaced it with options which have multiple times the form filling if you opt in.

End result is the level of form filling stayed the same.

And the jobs for the boys increase as the number of different schemes increase, nothing at all to do with supporting farming incomes:rolleyes:

But there is one small flaw in your thinking Buford, the farmer fills in a lot of paperwork online so the boys with jobs have feck all to do:rolleyes:

High bike

annubis wrote: »

nothing really, just wanted to see the animals that had been selected for tagging that were still in herd, 10 min job, bizarre really

Had the same inspection last year while cows were still out.One Limo heifers took off when your man went to see her tag and he knocked her back in her docility

Buford T. Justice XIX

whelan2 wrote: »

Sounds like jobs for the boys

The last CAP reform was supposed to reduce the paperwork involved in form filling, which it dd.

But they replaced it with options which have multiple times the form filling if you opt in.

End result is the level of form filling stayed the same.

And the jobs for the boys increase as the number of different schemes increase, nothing at all to do with supporting farming incomes:rolleyes:

whelan2

annubis wrote: »

nothing really, just wanted to see the animals that had been selected for tagging that were still in herd, 10 min job, bizarre really

Sounds like jobs for the boys

annubis

tanko wrote: »

What did the inspection consist of?

nothing really, just wanted to see the animals that had been selected for tagging that were still in herd, 10 min job, bizarre really

sonnybill

I got paid, I kept checking all the info was filled across ... got caught last year with not putting in the 0 cases of scour and 0 cases of pneumonia! Not this year

bogman_bass

tanko wrote: »

What did the inspection consist of?

I got one too. Just involved looking at tags that any animal that should have a genotype tag had it or at the least a hole for one

croot

annubis wrote: »

kept telling me last year i would be in the next run and that everything was ok, eventually in jan got an inspection before finally got paid in feb :eek:
so if you dont get it before chrimbo id say you are down for inspection

Well two years ago i didnt get paid until March and I had no inspection.

Every time I rang i was told I'd be in the next payment run.

tanko

What did the inspection consist of?

annubis

whelan2 wrote: »

Rang icbf. The payments are only starting and should all be rolled out in the next few days

kept telling me last year i would be in the next run and that everything was ok, eventually in jan got an inspection before finally got paid in feb :eek:
so if you dont get it before chrimbo id say you are down for inspection

whelan2

Rang icbf. The payments are only starting and should all be rolled out in the next few days

charolais0153

High bike wrote: »

Same as that that's all payments on time this year,maybe they have their act together at last

It has always been great under creed compared to coveney

whelan2

They will probably do a few payment runs, they had said everything was clear here for payment