June 2021 newsletter
Newsletter
- Key dates
- How can FAS help you?
- Remember, the 2021 English agricultural census is open
- An update on the Agriculture Transition Plan, Sustainable Farming Incentive and payment strategy
- Livestock registration and identification
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May 2021 newsletter
Newsletter
- Key dates
- Summary of FAS services
- Action plan for animal welfare is published
- Consultation on changes to Direct Payments to farmers in England: Lump sum exit scheme and delinked payments
- Farming rules for water: rules 3, 4 and 5 on applying fertilisers and manure
April 2021 newsletter
Newsletter
- Key dates
- How can FAS help you?
- Forestry England launches woodland creation scheme for landowners
- The agricultural transition plan: Existing and future farm support schemes
- Nitrate Vulnerable Zones - a reminder of the rules for spreading organic manures and manufactured nitrogen fertilisers
March 2021 newsletter
Newsletter
- Key dates
- How can FAS help you?
- Support and advice for Countryside Stewardship (CS) Mid Tier applicants
- Basic Payment Scheme applications 2021
- Farmers invited to take first step towards greener future with the Sustainable Farming Incentive pilot
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February 2021 newsletter
Newsletter
- Key dates
- How can FAS help you?
- Preparing for change with the Farming Community Network
- Environmental Impact Assessment (EIA) in agriculture
- Forthcoming hedge and tree-cutting closed period - are you prepared?
January 2021 newsletter
Newsletter
- Key dates
- How can FAS help you?
- Cross compliance and Basic Payment Scheme - what's new in 2021?
- Nitrate Vulnerable Zones (2021 to 2024)
- Coronavirus information for farmers, landowners and rural businesses
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