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The pilot programme offers interested applicants a chance to learn about farmland habitats and includes a farm habitat survey that will record, map and assess habitats.
There have been some queries regarding whether the closing date of 15 April had been extended in light of escalating input costs, but this is not the case.
With a tight timeframe to apply by 4 April, the Department of Agriculture has released a list of commonly asked questions and answers to help those interested to make up their mind on applying.
The move to reduce the stocking rate requirement proposed for defining an active farmer reportedly stems from a focus of maintaining a balanced stocking rate in hill and commonage areas.
The figures are available in the deferred nitrates report and inform participants if they have satisfied the scheme requirements of reducing their level of organic nitrogen by 5%.
The list of proposed measures major on enhancing soil vegetation cover, capturing carbon, reducing the risk of fires in upland areas and enhancing water quality.