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Payments under the BISS, CRISS and ANC schemes have paused ahead of advance payments being sanctioned in the first week of December.
The Green Party's general election manifesto seeks a ban on live exports and reduction on ANC funding.
Farm body also calls for €3,000 payment for Gaeltacht farmers with strong Irish.
The massive cash injection that BISS payments represent was never more needed, by farmers and by the people they trade with and owe money to.
Advance payments are commencing from Wednesday 16 October at a rate of 70%.
Advance payment under the Basic Income Support for Sustainability and the Complementary Redistributive Income Support for Sustainability will commence on 16 October.
Prudent spending applies to farmers just as much as it applies to Minister for Finance Jack Chambers.
Minister for Agriculture Charlie McConalogue commenced the payments of €184m to the 87,149 farmers in the scheme.
It comes after the European Commission authorised EU member states to pay higher advances of CAP funds to help growing liquidity problems on farm.
