Defra offers farmers £25k grant to help with flood damage

Government unveils Farming Recovery Fund in wake of Storm Henk as farmers continue to battle water levels

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Communities are still counting the cost of Storm Henk
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Communities are still counting the cost of Storm Henk

Grants of up to £25,000 will be made available to farmers adversely affected by exceptional flooding, the Government has announced. The cash will be released as part of the Defra Farming Recovery Fund...

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