Following strong interest in our SFI ‘back to basics’ meetings in October, we’re arranging more face-to-face meetings for December. With the Basic Payment Scheme disappearing, the aim is to update you on what payment schemes exist to mitigate some of this loss.
The main focus will be on the headline features of the newly launched SFI 2023 scheme and how to apply. We will also brief members on how the Countryside Stewardship scheme is changing and what the opportunities are for combining both schemes.
See below for full details and to book your place.
Please note that if you are already in the process of applying for these schemes, and have very specific questions, these are best addressed to the NFU via Call First on 0370 845 8458.
Once you have submitted your query someone from NFU CallFirst will contact you. If needed, your query will then be passed to the appropriate NFU policy team.
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