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The Department's Plant Health Inspection Branch prints seed potato labels (also known as plant passports) for the local industry.
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs (DAERA) sought views on a proposal to revoke the Agricultural Wages (Regulation) (Northern Ireland) Order 1977 (Abolition of Agricultural Wages Board).
The Department is responsible for the Licensing of Crop Inspectors in Northern Ireland
The Northern Ireland Register of pre-basic and basic seed potato crops gives details of all seed potato crops classified in Northern Ireland. Crops are listed by variety and grade with contact details for potential buyers.
This newsletter, which will be published biannually, will be an important means for the Department to communicate key information on the CAP Reform Pillar I (land payments) and Pillar II (Rural Development Programme) schemes to farmers.
The Seed Potato Marketing Arrangements outline the conditions which must be met when marketing seed potatoes produced in Northern Ireland. The document covers requirements relating to bags, seed potato labels and phytosanitary certificates.
Seed Potato Plantings gives details of the areas of seed potatoes in Northern Ireland by variety, area and grade planted.
Businesses wishing to have seed potatoes certified in Northern Ireland can apply by using the application form, which should be filled in, printed off and sent, along with supporting documents and fees due, to Plant Health Inspection Branch.
The listed documents are for those registered nurseries seeking to apply for Fireblight (Erwinia amylovora) Buffer Zone Status for 2024/25.
Final results of the June 2018 Agricultural and Horticultural Census of farms in Northern Ireland. This survey provides estimates of crop areas, number of livestock and of farmers and workers on active farm businesses in Northern Ireland at the beginning of June.
The Ware Potato Marketing Arrangements outline the requirements for the marketing of Northern Ireland ware potatoes from the 2023 crop.
Risk from contaminated potato boxes
Final results of the June 2017 Agricultural and Horticultural Census of farms in Northern Ireland. This survey provides estimates of crop areas, number of livestock and of farmers and workers on active farm businesses in Northern Ireland at the beginning of June.
The EU is currently reviewing the format of Plant Passports. This letter to growers and horticultural businesses outlines some of the changes proposed, and how to contribute to the Consultation.
A letter to growers and horticulture businesses from the Chief Plant Health Officer on working together to prevent Xylella fastidiosa from becoming established in Northern Ireland.
Northern Ireland is recognised as a high-grade seed area within the EU. The climate and topography makes it an ideal place to grow healthy seed potatoes.
The Plant Health Risk Register gives details of over 1000 species currently of concern. They are rated in order of current threat levels and the list is updated on an ongoing basis.
The Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs' Plant Health Inspection Branch prints seed potato labels (also known as plant passports) for the local industry.
The Department is responsible for the Seed Certification Scheme in Northern Ireland.
The Department is responsible for issuing instructions for Licensed Seed Samplers