Organisers have met with the Taoiseach and Agriculture Minister about this year's event.
Representatives of the National Ploughing Championships say they've had a very constructive meeting with the Taoiseach and Agriculture Minister.
According to organisers the event is set for a huge comeback this year after a 2 year absence.
It's due to take place in Ratheniska in Laois on September 20th, 21st and 22nd.
NPA Managing Director Anna Marie Mc Hugh says they'll work very closely with exhibitors to make sure they are up to speed on regulations over the coming months:
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