
EA Urges Farmers in England to Prepare for Winter Slurry Storage
The Environment Agency (EA) is stepping up to support farmers in England who face slurry storage issues through another potentially difficult winter season. This follows
The Environment Agency (EA) is stepping up to support farmers in England who face slurry storage issues through another potentially difficult winter season. This follows
Although soil testing became a compulsory requirement when the Farming Rules for Water were established by Defra in 2018, a lack of recent soil testing
Our MD Karen Powell advises farmers facing slurry storage shortages this winter to contact the relevant statutory body to discuss emergency measures for slurry spreading
Receiving unexpected notification from Defra about an upcoming inspection can be concerning. Here we give you an idea of what to expect on the day and an overview of how we can help to make the inspection process run as smoothly as possible.
Farmers should devise a manure and slurry storage and spreading plan for this autumn in view of continuing “inadequate information” from the Environment Agency (EA) about the Farming Rules for Water (FRfW) regulations.
To better reflect the contributions made by those with HLS agreements and to support the continued protection and management of these sites, Defra are increasing HLS payment rates.
Following the temporary closure of the Capital Grants scheme in November 2024, Defra has announced that sufficient funding has been secured for 2025/26.
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