48-page Protecting Payments booklet
48-page Protecting Payments booklet
- Free delivery within Ireland on orders over €12.50.
- Picked and posted Monday to Friday, usually within 72 hours.
- Not right? Send it back — here's how returns work.
- Sold by the Irish Farmers Journal. Every order supports the titles we publish.
The essential guide to protecting farm payments, ensuring deadlines are met and to knowing everything about ACRES, nitrates, BISS, beef, sheep and SCEP schemes is now available to purchase for a limited time period. This is a vital aid to help you maximise key farm scheme payments, keep abreast of new nitrates rules and avoid any costly mistakes. Special features inside include: Calendar of key dates and deadlines, full schedule for 2025 scheme payments, useful contacts for various schemes and a breakdown on how to prepare for farm inspections.
Don't make any costly mistakes - Have this crucial guide to hand every day.
Please note: current IFJ subscribers have access to this essential guide online and through the IFJ app
Delivery & returns
Free delivery within Ireland on orders over €12.50, a flat €5 below that. Northern Ireland is free with no minimum; Great Britain is €7. The exact charge is shown at the checkout before you pay.
Orders are picked and posted Monday to Friday, usually within 72 hours. An Post handles delivery from there and you'll get a tracking number by email the moment it leaves us.
If something isn't right, send it back unworn and unwashed with the labels on, using the returns docket in the parcel. Return postage is at your own expense. Full terms on the Delivery & Returns page.
Payment & security
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Every price on the site includes VAT. Delivery, where it applies, is added at the checkout.
Who you're buying from
This shop is run by The Agricultural Trust, the company that has published the Irish Farmers Journal every week since 1948, along with The Irish Field and Irish Country Magazine.
The Trust is limited by guarantee and has no shareholders, so what the shop makes goes back into the titles. More on the About the Trust page.