...help us make things better and better. Your insights help improve our current schemes, shape our future, and make our services more accessible to farmers and landholders all across the...
...The new form is available on the ‘Register Land You Use To Keep Livestock’ page on GOV.UK page alongside some simple step by step instructions. The form itself asks for...
...team. Most recently an individual project I worked on was the production of a micro-learning video that aims to teach new starters at RPA how to use and complete Civil...
...Inspectors are now referred to as Field Officers and the Inspectorate is known as the Regulatory and Advice Service. We will continue to carry out visits for control purposes because...
...Field Officer advertised, I knew I just had to go for it. In May this year I was actually promoted and I’m currently a Subject Matter Expert for Rural Development....
...put together some information about cover crops, and how they can be used in a way that best suits your farm. What are cover crops? Green cover is any crop...
As we discussed in a previous blog post, RPA uses digital maps to record physical land parcel boundaries and features, so correct payments can be made to farmers. RPA’s Operational...
...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...
... 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 doing better we’d like to make it happen. We’d like to thank farmers and rural businesses, our industry stakeholders and welfare organisations and everyone who has used our services...