ETAFFCSFSW006 One-to-One Advice Programme 2025

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Value

£66,900

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  • Environmental services

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Submission Deadline

2 months ago

Published

1 month ago

Description

Summary of Advice	One-to-one on-farm advice x 30
CSF 2 Nutrient Management Planning x 6
CSF 3 Farm Infrastructure Appraisal x 6
CSF 4 Storage and Handling of Organic Manures and Silage x 6
CSF 8 Improving Soil Management x 3
CSF 12 Water-Holding Structures x 3
CSF 16 Soil and Nutrient Management Planning x 1
CSF 19 Natural Flood Management x 2
CSF 22 Woodland for Water and Air x 1
CSF 23 Conserving Nitrogen Through Reducing Ammonia Emissions x 2

Sampling Activity x 22 batches
CSF M1 x 5 batches (1 batch = 5 samples) for 5 farms
Standard Soil Sampling with No Interpretation for Standard Agricultural Soil Analysis 
CSF M5 x 17 Batches (1 batch = 1 sample) for 12 farms
Slurry/Manure Sampling and Analysis. Certificate with Interpretation and Recommendations (pH, dry matter, total N, Nitrate-N, Ammonium-N, Uric Acid-N, total P, K, Mg, Ca, S) Cu, Zn
Area of Delivery	Lot 4 South West

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Natural England

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Harjinder Grewal

[email protected]

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