Defra Update – Money Available for Farmers and Land Managers
January 9, 2023
Defra is increasing money available for farmers and land managers.
Defra is increasing money available for farmers and land managers.
The BBC reports that private security patrols are being used to protect crops and expensive farm equipment amid a rural crime wave in England and Wales
The Observer has reported that the government is to scrap the “Brexit bonus” which would have paid farmers and landowners to enhance nature, in what wildlife groups are calling an “all-out attack” on the environment
The Mid Devon Advertiser reports that farmers in the South-West are being warned of ‘economic shock’, as research by the Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) predicted that the rural economy would lose up to £883 million between now and 2027
Many farm businesses in England may struggle to cope with the challenges of new agricultural policies and the withdrawal of the Basic Payment Scheme, given that a majority do not engage in formal business planning or seek external professional advice, according to a major survey of rural businesses by the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE)
RABI have recently become RSN members and are renowned for the largest ever research project relating to the wellbeing of farming
A new report by the Green Alliance has found that farmers can boost incomes if they are paid to restore habitats on lowest grade agricultural land
https://www.devon.gov.uk/news/funding-to-help-boost-resilience-of-rural-economy/ Devon County Council has announced the regions farmers will be able to access £2.6million in funding, following the council’s successful application to the Farming Resilience Programme
In light of the cashflow crisis facing many agricultural business, the Rural Payments Agency has announced that farmers in England will receive a 50% advance on their basic payment scheme
a new report by the Countryside and Community Research Institute calculated that across the south-west of England, the wider region — comprising Devon, Dorset, Cornwall and Somerset — would lose £883mn in direct subsidies by the end of 2027
Defra is increasing money available for farmers and land managers.
The BBC reports that private security patrols are being used to protect crops and expensive farm equipment amid a rural crime wave in England and Wales
The Observer has reported that the government is to scrap the “Brexit bonus” which would have paid farmers and landowners to enhance nature, in what wildlife groups are calling an “all-out attack” on the environment
The Mid Devon Advertiser reports that farmers in the South-West are being warned of ‘economic shock’, as research by the Countryside and Community Research Institute (CCRI) predicted that the rural economy would lose up to £883 million between now and 2027
Many farm businesses in England may struggle to cope with the challenges of new agricultural policies and the withdrawal of the Basic Payment Scheme, given that a majority do not engage in formal business planning or seek external professional advice, according to a major survey of rural businesses by the National Innovation Centre for Rural Enterprise (NICRE)
RABI have recently become RSN members and are renowned for the largest ever research project relating to the wellbeing of farming
A new report by the Green Alliance has found that farmers can boost incomes if they are paid to restore habitats on lowest grade agricultural land
https://www.devon.gov.uk/news/funding-to-help-boost-resilience-of-rural-economy/ Devon County Council has announced the regions farmers will be able to access £2.6million in funding, following the council’s successful application to the Farming Resilience Programme
In light of the cashflow crisis facing many agricultural business, the Rural Payments Agency has announced that farmers in England will receive a 50% advance on their basic payment scheme
a new report by the Countryside and Community Research Institute calculated that across the south-west of England, the wider region — comprising Devon, Dorset, Cornwall and Somerset — would lose £883mn in direct subsidies by the end of 2027
