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Lithuania starts dairy-cow support advances on 16 September

Tier-based advances run to 30 November, with separate performance-testing and cooperative supplements; applicants with unfinished eligibility checks receive no advance.

By Taxxa AI OyPublished 9 September 2026

Public Sector & Economy

Industry: Raising of dairy cattle

Lithuania will pay part of its 2026 coupled income support for dairy cows as an advanceE TAR between 16 September and 30 November 2026E TAR. Agriculture Minister Order No. 3D-439 of 9 September 2026 sets the advance atE TAR €156.20 per dairy cow in tier 1E TAR, €200.90 in tier 2E TAR, €223.20 in tier 3E TAR and €167.30 in tier 4E TAR. Applicants whose compliance checks for this payment are unfinished receive no advance.E TAR

The four tiers divide a holding's registered dairy cows by headcountE TAR: tier 1 covers the first 10 cowsE TAR, tier 2 covers cows 11 to 50E TAR, tier 3 covers cows 51 to 150E TAR, and tier 4 covers the remaining cows from the 151st onwardsE TAR, with cows ordered randomly when assigning the per-animal rateE TAR. These advances are part of the 2026 support whose full annual rates were set separately.

A further advance of €7.50 per dairy cow is payableE TAR where the keeper's monitored dairy herd took part in productivity testing as the administration rules requireE TAR. A separate advance of €22.50 per cow is payableE TAR where the keeper was a member of a recognised agricultural cooperative as the rules requireE TAR. The cooperative supplement is capped at 150 dairy cows per holding managerE TAR.

The full supplement conditions sit in the 2023–2027 administration rules: productivity-testing participation runs uninterrupted from 1 May of the preceding year to 30 April of the payment yearE TAR; cooperative membership and milk sales to that cooperative for processing run over the same May-to-April periodE TAR; the cooperative must be recognised under the cooperative-recognition procedureE TAR and registered as a milk buyerE TAR; and no cooperative supplement is due where milk in that period was sold to buyers other than the cooperative of which the keeper is a memberE TAR.

The exclusion for unfinished checks applies to this advance portionE TAR. The order pays part of existing 2026 support; it does not open a new application periodE TAR.

Legal basis: Order No. 3D-439 of 9 September 2026, paragraphs 1–2E TAR.

Check that eligibility checks are complete and use the applicable tier and supplement conditions to estimate the dairy-cow advance payable during the announced window.

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