Join us at Bradwell Grove Farm for a day of support focused towards arable farmers: consisting of an information session on new payment schemes, lunch provided and a farm walk led by our hosts at the Bradwell Grove Estate, by kind permission of the Heyworth Family.
Bradwell Grove grows primarily oat, wheat, spelt and barley and transitioned to an organic approach in 2005, and you will be joining us for a farm walk to understand the techniques used at Bradwell Grove in their approach to organic farming.
Under the Defra Future Farming Resilient Fund, Soil Association's Farming and Land Use Team are running a series of support events for farmers on payment options available within the Sustainable Farming Incentive and Countryside Stewardship schemes.
You'll hear more about:
• The latest announcements made by Defra around the Sustainable Farming Incentive and Countryside Stewardship schemes for arable farming, including the effect on current scheme holders and payments.
• How organic or low input farming can make the most of changes to support payments.
• What to consider when applying for new schemes.
• Our full offer of support, including follow up one-to-one sessions with the Soil Association. We'll share more information on the day of the event.
Booking information
On the booking form, we request specific information regarding your businesss. This is for reporting purposes and to help us measure and evaluate impact. If you have any queries regarding this, please contact ffr@soilassociation.org.
Filming and photography
Please be advised that filming and/or photography by Soil Association may take place at this event. To decline consent, you can get in touch with us by emailing info.farmingandlanduse@soilassociation.org or complete an opt-out form on the day.
Data protection
Soil Association takes data protection very seriously and will only collect essential data from participants necessary to use for the running of this event and this programme.
You can withdraw from the Future Farming Resilience project at anytime by contacting producer.support@soilassociation.org and your data will be destroyed.
The Soil Association's full privacy policy is available here: https://www.soilassociation.org/privacy-policy/
By registering for this event you agree to the terms and conditions stated in our privacy policy. If you have any queries please contact: info.farmingandlanduse@soilassociation.org
