...in the way of improving their slurry and nutrient management systems. Investing in slurry equipment and infrastructure is expensive. Particularly when it comes to integrating new technologies, techniques and building...
...horticulture productivity through: the use of robotic or autonomous equipment and systems to aid crop and livestock production the installation of slurry acidification equipment (to improve nutrient management and reduce...
...installation of slurry acidification equipment (to improve nutrient management and reduce ammonia emissions). As with all applications under the Farming Transformation Fund, application will be by a 2-step process. Step...
...have also provided farmers with an important initial offer to upgrade their slurry management systems through an expanded slurry equipment offer. Offering strong environmental benefits, we will build on this...
...slurry structures can be expensive, complex and involves planning permission. Nutrient management guidance can be complicated and disjointed. Farmers told us that following nutrient management guidance and livestock processes is...
...to buy items from a set list of equipment, technology and small infrastructure investments. It is based on the current Countryside Productivity Small Grant scheme. We are working with farmers,...
...at how the investment fund should work for small farms, foresters, contractors and tenants. Slurry We recently ran some co-design activities to think through how we might design a slurry...
...have helped us explore and understand the challenges and opportunities for developing the New Entrants scheme and Slurry Improvement scheme. Would you like to take part in future co-design workshops?...
On Saturday 27 April, we are at J36 Auction Centre at the Beef Expo.
You can come and ask us questions at stand 249 in the marque area between 9-5pm.
Come and talk to us at these agricultural shows in 2024.
