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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Cross compliance in England ends on the 31st of December 2023, but regulations will still continue to protect the environment and animal health and welfare. Compliance will be monitored by the existing statutory bodies (Rural Payments Agency, Environment Agency) and regulated in a fair, proportionate, and consistent way. This means, wherever possible, working with farmers
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As a landowner, it is important to be aware of your obligations when it comes to the maintenance of existing stiles on a public right of way. As the owner or occupier of land with a public right of way across it, you must not obstruct or endanger users. This includes responsibility for the maintenance
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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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