An important part of health and safety management on farms is to report incidents if they occur. The Reporting of Injuries, Diseases and Dangerous Occurrences Regulations 2013 (RIDDOR) require you to record and report incidents, diseases and dangerous occurrences. Employers and other people in charge of work premises, are required to report and keep records […]
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Under the terms of a new Red Tractor standard, Farmers in England should only be using urea that has been treated with a urease inhibitor from 1st April 2024. The rule forms part of a new voluntary industry scheme, which is designed to help the government achieve its ammonia emissions reduction targets, without the need
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Although cross compliance ended in England on 31st December 2023, those who are farming will still have to comply with regulatory standards on the environment, animal and plant health, and animal welfare. These regulatory standards sit under domestic (UK and England) legislation and regulation, as well as some retained European legislation. Compliance will be monitored
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Rhiannon Wilson, CXCS Health and Safety Advisor explains how making a difference when it comes to farm safety doesn’t have to be complicated or expensive. Reducing the injury and fatality rate in agriculture is one of our industry’s top priorities. It is also one of our toughest challenges, with the incident rate proving stubbornly and
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The two main environmental schemes that have been available to farmers and land managers in England over the past year are Countryside Stewardship (CS) and the Sustainable Farming incentive (SFI). However, how these schemes are offered will be changing this year. Applications for SFI 23 are still open on a rolling application basis, and have
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Defra has scrapped the expression of interest (EOI) requirement for the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) scheme, meaning farmers in England can now apply without needing
The application windows for three of the five further SFS preparatory phase schemes are now open, with the remaining two schemes opening in 2025.
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