£96.00
info Summary
TE12 Stump grinding is a Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier capital grant that provides £96 per stump to remove individual tree stumps to ground level or below, increasing access for habitat management and supporting its effectiveness.
format_list_bulleted What to do
- Grind individual tree stumps down to ground level or below
- Clean up the site after the works, including removing wood chippings
- Do not allow works (including access routes) to compact soil
checklist How to do and evidence required
You must keep photographs of the completed work and provide them with your claim.
You must also keep and provide on request:
- any consents or permissions connected with the work
- receipted invoices or bank statements where a receipted invoice is unavailable
- photographs of the stumps before works start
Read the record keeping and site visit requirements in the Agreement holder’s guide: Capital Grants, Higher Tier capital grants and Protection and Infrastructure grants for more information.
If you’re applying for this item as part of a Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier (CSHT) application, read the record keeping and site visit requirements in the CSHT agreement holder’s guide.
tips_and_updates Additional Advice
- Aim to clear stumps to ground level with minimum impact on the soil
- Consider leaving depressions unfilled to avoid disturbing or contaminating sites
View Official Guidelines
Access detailed information about this action on the RPA website