Publications

Anglo-North Irish Fish Producers' Organisation: Category A (Licence Type 111)

Anglo-North Irish Fish Producers' Organisation: Category A - Pelagic (Licence Type 171)

Anglo-North Irish Fish Producers' Organisation: Category B (Licence Type 311)

Anglo-North Irish Fish Producers' Organisation: Category C (Licence Type 411)

Agricultural Wages Board grading and rates of pay detail documents in Russian - Pусский

Minutes of Northern Ireland Environment Agency Board meetings in 2015

This report forms a desk-based study which sets out archival and other sources for fifteen shipwrecks within Northern Irish waters lost during World War I.

Guidance and documents relating to the requirements of the Nitrates Directive Derogation from the livestock manure limit of 170kg Nitrogen per hectare per year.

Guidance on how to trace, weigh and distribute fish products including sources of further information
 

Felling Licences - Charter Standard

Guidance on the priorities and processes on appying for Natural Enviroment Funding.

There are additional rules for registering specific types of poultry premises, for example: egg production (laying hen) sites, and a step-by-step guide for egg producers on production site registration, dependant on flock size and types of egg sales, is available here.

Key stage 1 worksheets relating to the Peacemaze at Castlewellan Forest Park
 

These regulations set out the responsibilities of food business operators, the standards for premises, plant and product (which are required) and the control systems to be applied to ensure compliance with this legislation.
 

All government departments have been required to rural proof since 2002. At that time guidance was produced and a training programme was delivered to NICS policy makers.

A charging scheme made under the Waste & Contaminated Land (Northern Ireland) Order 1997

Sensitivity analysis examining the effects that various economic and policy impacts, and possible data improvements, could have on the 2012-based greenhouse gas emissions projections.

Use this form to notify the Department of Agriculture, Environment and Rural Affairs, Fisheries Division of all fish imports.

DARD Minister Michelle O’Neill met with industry stakeholders on 31 October 2012 to update them on the disease and seek their views on possible further measures required to help prevent the introduction of Ash Dieback.
 

The checklist is intended to provide some guidelines on the issues that need to be addressed in the documented biosecurity plan for your fish farm