Farming rules for water

Injectable slurry spreader being pulled by a tractor

Following NFU lobbying, Defra updated its RPS (Regulatory Position Statement) to include a new statement from the Environment Agency on how farmers should approach spreading.

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Farming Rules for Water – what you need to know

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Updated water quality rules – what do they mean for farmers?

NFU responds to review of key water quality guidance

Farming Rules for Water (River Action) court case – what does it mean?

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Farming Rules for Water court case explained

Planning for urea use and Farming Rules for Water in the year ahead

Prevent manure, fertiliser and soil getting into rivers

Our work so far on the Farming Rules for Water

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Event: watch again

NFU Live watch again: Dissecting the farming landscape

12 April 2022, 11:00

Opinion

NFU Crops – Farming Rules for Water clarity

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NFU South East Water Conference -1 March

Opinion

Livestock and dairy chairmen's views on water and clean air

Business guide - Legal Guides

Water and wastewater: how to make a complaint

Autumn spreading: We need greater clarity and more time

Are you ready if autumn muck spreading is outlawed?

Consultation

NFU submits views for farming rules for water review

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