Irish underspend on CAP schemes could hit €200m, warn hill farmers

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Irish underspend on CAP schemes could hit €200m, warn hill farmers

Posted by The Analyst | May 2, 2019 | Farming

The INHFA has called for clarity in relation to overall Pillar 2 spending, with the farmer body claiming that the total underspend on the current CAP programme could be as high as €200m.

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