It's part of the Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme.
Just over €4.5 million is going to suckler farmers in the Midlands.
Payments for year three of the Suckler Carbon Efficiency Programme have begun with €47 million being dispersed nationwide to improve the environmental sustainability of the national herd.
1,141 beef farmers in the Midlands are set to benefit - with just under €1.8 million going to Westmeath, €1.4 million to Laois, and €1.3 million to Offaly.
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