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PQ 746

746. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine his views on concerns expressed by farmer representative organisations regarding the practicality of meeting the obligation to ensure half of slurries are spread before mid-June 2018 under the terms of the derogation of the EU Nitrates Directive; if there will be flexibility on a case by case situation on the upcoming June deadline in view of the increasing regularity of severe weather events; and his plans for additional supports under TAMS to purchase necessary low emission slurry spreading technologies. [12749/18]

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746. Deputy Charlie McConalogue asked the Minister for Agriculture, Food and the Marine his views on concerns expressed by farmer representative organisations regarding the practicality of meeting the obligation to ensure half of slurries are spread before mid-June 2018 under the terms of the derogation of the EU Nitrates Directive; if there will be flexibility on a case by case situation on the upcoming June deadline in view of the increasing regularity of severe weather events; and his plans for additional supports under TAMS to purchase necessary low emission slurry spreading technologies. [12749/18]

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