...and wanted to see where we could introduce some of this into our other services. While CS Higher Tier will continue to use the established application process, CS Mid Tier...
... Further enhancements To encourage public access, eligibility for several items has been expanded to encourage their use within a woodland setting. These changes give the opportunity to improve accessibility...
...be very complex, which means we have to have a sound understanding of farming, the countryside, farming calendars, crops, soils, Nitrate Vulnerable Zones, land use categories, pesticides, fertiliser applications, livestock...
...each year, and also makes use of other intelligence such as Ordnance Survey MasterMap and satellite imagery. Key facts The Rural Land Register covers 75% of England This includes 2.7...
...there should be plenty of resources available for potential applicants to make use of. Beth: And for those considering applying – what routes are available for them to submit applications...
...for those and read more about how they work together to support those who use our services. You can watch the first two videos and blogs in this series –...
...a closed transfer system (used to manage crop protection and nutrition), a cattle squeeze crush and a hydraulic crush (used for the safe handling of cattle) a direct drill (used...
...with many farming welfare organisations that advocate for mental health, to understand how we can better support the rural communities we serve. We would like those who use our schemes...
...check. This showed their reference amount based on the reference data we held for them at that time. We will use the reference amount to calculate their delinked payments each...
...leaflets and cards to hand out which were of great use to signpost farmers to various gov.uk sites.” RPA’s Grants Service team will be attending the following shows Borderway Dairy...