Agricultural Funding Status

SFI pays farmers and land managers to take up or maintain sustainable farming and land management practices that protect and benefit the environment, support food production and improve productivity.

CSHT pays farmers and land managers to manage land in a way that protects, restores or enhances the environment and mitigates the effects of climate change.

Landscape Recovery pays groups of farmers and land managers to do long-term, large-scale projects together on land consisting of at least 500 connected hectares.

Provides payment for capital items to help you carry out management actions and improve environmental outcomes.

The Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) 2025 has 3 grants to help you buy items to improve productivity, manage slurry, and improve animal health and welfare.

The Water Management grant is for investing in new technology, equipment and infrastructure to increase productivity.

The Slurry Infrastructure grant is for investing in new technology, equipment and infrastructure to increase productivity.

The Adding Value grant is for investing in new technology, equipment and infrastructure to improve crops or livestock.

The Improving Farm Productivity grant is for investing in robotic, automatic, and solar equipment.

Funding for farmers or land managers within an area of outstanding natural beauty or national park in England for projects that support nature recovery, mitigate climate change, provide opportunities for people to discover nature, or protect landscape quality.

Farmers who keep cattle, sheep or pigs can get funding for a vet to visit their farm to carry out an annual health and welfare review, and an endemic disease follow-up.

Egg production farmers can apply for a grant to add a veranda onto, or upgrade or replace, existing laying hen or pullet housing to improve animal health and welfare.

A grant to build new or upgrade existing buildings to house calves, to deliver health and welfare benefits.

Provides funding to create new woodland on areas that are at least 1 hectare.

The Woodland Tree Health (WTH) grant offers grants for 10-year woodland management planning.

Provides funding to prepare a Woodland Creation Design Plan that complies with the UK Forestry Standard.

A pilot scheme to test different ways of slowing the spread of pests and diseases affecting trees in England.

Pays you to restock or improve woodland after tree health problems.