Ways to get involved

Have your say on mandatory animal health and welfare proposals

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We're consulting on proposed mandatory animal health and welfare rules for cattle, sheep and pig farms, covering yearly vet visits, flock and herd plans and disease control programmes. The consultation closes on 18 May. A one hour webinar on 2 April at 11am will help you prepare your response.

Local Nature Recovery Strategies: have your say 

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Ingleborough Above Ribblesdale The river, green pastures and stone walls below the limestone and gritstone moors and fells. Also a large static caravan site at Little Stainforth and sheep forming a circle.

Farmers, growers and land managers play a vital role in tackling climate change, biodiversity loss and food security. Local Nature Recovery Strategies (LNRSs) will help focus these efforts by setting out where and how to take action for nature. With 48 strategies covering the whole of England, there’s still time to shape your local plan. …

Farm animal health and welfare: help us test the yearly review

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The Animal Health and Welfare Pathway supports improvements in farm animal health and welfare. The first step of the pathway is the Annual Health and Welfare Review. Starting this autumn, farmers who keep cattle, sheep and pigs can get funding to pay for a vet or vet-led team to visit their farm and carry out a …