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Sign in to the Rural Payments service - Countryside Stewardship 2021: How to request a Mid Tier or Higher Tier application pack - Guidance

Sign in to the Rural Payments service If you’re new to the Rural Payments service or already a customer this information will help you sign in. If you’re a new customer You must verify your identity before you can register with the Rural Payments service. You can do this in one of 2 ways. 1.Online with GOV.UK Verify – this gives you simple, trusted and secure access to an increasing number of public services on GOV.UK. If you have difficulty verifying your identity with GOV.UK Verify or you are having problems with the Verify service, you should contact your identity provider.

Countryside Stewardship scheme opens for 2022 agreements

Rural payments: add land by email for 2021

To add land by email: send us an email from an email address registered for a person in the business on the Rural Payments service, with at least ‘BPS: Amend’ permission or ‘CS:Amend’ application permission asking us to add the land to your online application put ‘Add land’ in the subject line send your email to: ruralpayments@defra.gov.uk for BPS applications only - we must receive your email by 3 May 2021 to make sure we can get back to you in time for you to complete your BPS application by the 17 May 2021 deadline for CS applications - we must receive your email by

Guide to key cross-compliance dates for UK regions 2021

Guide to key cross-compliance dates for UK regions 2021 >More in Cutting or trimming hedges or trees is prohibited from March 1 in all regions © Tim Scrivener Agriculture and environment departments across the devolved administrations have released key dates to help farmers avoid costly cross-compliance rule breaches in 2021. The rules apply to all Basic Payment Scheme (BPS) claimants and are made up of statutory management requirements (SMRs) and standards for Good Agricultural and Environmental Conditions (GAECs). Infringements, including those made accidentally, result in penalties applied to farm support payments. These penalties are imposed by the Rural Payments Agency and range from a 1% reduction in BPS for every area breached, to 100% of the BPS in cases of severe, persistent and intentional failures.

ScotGov announces AECS funding round to reopen in January

Farmers, crofters and land managers will be able to apply for a targeted range of options which include management support for corncrakes (Photo: Graham Goodall / RSPB-images.com) A NEW funding round of Scotland s Agri-Environment Climate Scheme will reopen in late January on a limited basis. Farmers, crofters and land managers will be able to apply for a targeted range of options which will focus on designated sites, organics, management supporting farmland waders, corn buntings and corncrakes, slurry stores and improving public access. This should help farmers and crofters to undertake important environmental management and support work on climate change. It will also promote public wellbeing by providing infrastructure for recreational activities such as walking, cycling and sight-seeing.

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