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Wet Weather & Temporary Adjustments to Agri-Environment Agreements in England

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In addition to the package of support offered through the Farming Recovery Fund, Defra have introduced temporary adjustments and easements within the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), the SFI Pilot, Countryside Stewardship (CS) and Environmental Stewardship (ES) to support farmers and land managers dealing with the impacts of severe weather in England. Essentially, if bad weather […]

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Changes to Permitted Development Rights

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To make it easier for farmers to strengthen their businesses, the UK Government has made changes to 4 existing permitted development rights that allow for agricultural development and the use change of agricultural buildings. The changes are the result of a consultation last year which sought to understand where additional flexibility could support the agricultural

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Red Tractor Audit Insight

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Emily Bright, our Farm Assurance Manager, gives an insight into the Red Tractor audit process and explains how preparation is key to avoid any non-conformances. Within our Farm Assurance department at CXCS, we help clients prepare for audits all year round. There generally isn’t a quieter time of year for audits, although naturally farmers prefer

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New Rules on Urea Fertiliser Use From 1st April 2024

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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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Farming Regulation in England from 2024

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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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Wet Weather & Temporary Adjustments to Agri-Environment Agreements in England

Changes to Permitted Development Rights

Red Tractor Audit Insight

New Rules on Urea Fertiliser Use From 1st April 2024

Farming Regulation in England from 2024

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