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Countryside Stewardship grant finder

From:: Rural Payments Agency and Natural England

Search for options, supplements and capital items to include in your Countryside Stewardship application. Find out about each Countryside Stewardship scheme and check if you’re eligible before you apply for a grant.

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Land use

Air quality

Arable land

Biodiversity

Boundaries

Coast

Educational access

Flood risk

Grassland

Historic environment

Livestock management

Organic land

Priority habitats

Trees (non-woodland)

Uplands

Vegetation control

Water quality

Pollinators and wildlife

Woodland

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Offer: Arable

Offer: Lowland Grazing

Offer: Mixed Farming

Offer: Upland

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For Uplands

FY1: Deer high seat
FG11: Deer exclosure plot
FG8: Anti-predator temporary electric fencing
FG7: Anti-predator combination fencing
AC1: Access capital items
FM2: Major preparatory works for priority habitats (creation and restoration) and priority species
FM1: Management of geodiversity features
TE10: Coppicing bankside trees
FY3: Squirrel traps and maintenance
AC2: Countryside educational access visits accreditation
RP28: Roofing (sprayer washdown area, manure storage area, livestock gathering area, slurry stores, silage stores)
RP15: Concrete yard renewal
BN12: Stone wall restoration
RP31: Equipment to disrupt tramlines in arable areas
OR1: Organic conversion – improved permanent grassland
OT1: Organic land management - improved permanent grassland
SW9: Seasonal livestock removal on intensive grassland
GS1: Take small areas out of management
OT5: Organic land management - top fruit
WD6: Creation of lowland wood pasture
WT3: Management of ditches of high environmental value
WT1: Buffering in-field ponds and ditches in improved grassland
WD5: Restoration of lowland wood pasture and parkland
UP6: Upland livestock exclusion supplement
UP3: Management of moorland
UP2: Management of rough grazing for birds
SW6: Winter cover crops
SW2: 4m to 6m buffer strip on intensive grassland
SW14: Nil fertiliser supplement
SP4: Control of invasive plant species supplement
BE4: Management of traditional orchards
BE2: Protection of in-field trees on intensive grassland
AB2: Basic overwinter stubble
AB15: Two year sown legume fallow
RP6: Installation of piped culverts in ditches
HE3: Removal of eyesore
WD10: Management of upland wood pasture and parkland
RP29: Self-supporting covers for slurry and anaerobic digestate stores
RP30: Floating covers for slurry and anaerobic digestate stores and lagoons
TE3: Planting fruit trees
BN15: Stone wall supplement - difficult sites
BN8: Hedgerow supplement - casting up
BN14: Stone wall supplement - stone from quarry
BN9: Hedgerow supplement - substantial pre-work
BN4: Earth bank restoration
BN3: Earth bank creation
BN2: Stone-faced bank restoration
BN1: Stone-faced bank repair
WN6: Pond management (more than 100 square metres)
WN5: Pond management (less than 100 square metres)

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