Herbal Ley and Hedgerow Management

Herbal Ley and Hedgerow Management

SAM3 Herbal leys and HRW1, 2,3 Hedgerows: a practical workshop to examine how these two SFI options could work on your land

By Future Farming Resilience

Date and time

Mon, 10 Jun 2024 11:00 - 14:00 GMT+1

Location

EX5 5PN

EX5 5PN Thorverton EX5 5PN United Kingdom

About this event

  • 3 hours

With thanks to Messrs Ayre at Ratcliffe Farm for hosting this event.

Herbal leys are an increasingly popular component within farming rotations on South West farms. Their inclusion and attractive payment rate within Defra's Sustainable Farming Incentive means they are an option to consider carefully within any farm business.

Farms in the South West also have the highest proportions of hedgerows in England and, again, hedgerow management options under SFI could be a valuable addition to your post-BPS farm income.

This workshop will support any farmers considering herbals leys and hedgerow management on their farm.

It will include:

  • The details of herbal leys and hedgerow options under SFI - what could you earn, what would you be required to do under SAM3 and HRW1, 2 and 3?
  • Following a pasty lunch, a farm walk to examine and discuss the practical management of herbal leys and hedgerows

This farm event has an outside component so please come appropriately dressed. ​


Eligibility:

This workshop is available to any farmer or land manager in Devon, Somerset, Dorset, Cornwall, or the Isles of Scilly currently in receipt of BPS payments.

To be eligible to participate in the Future Farming Resilience project and receive subsequent 1:1 support or attend further workshops, you will be required to complete a Monitoring Information form. Forms will be provided by your advisor, at a workshop, or emailed to you after an online workshop. Please ensure forms are completed swiftly. Please be aware that BIP may limit further access to specialist workshops or 1:1 advice, if the form is not completed.

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