sfi

In today's Farming in Five, head of news and business Alex Black discusses Defra's decision to allow those with in-progress SFI applications starting since January 12 to continue with their applications, following a legal threat from the NFU asserting proper notice had not been given, and Cranswick has launched an investigation after undercover footage revealed alleged 'abuse' at pig farm

Around 3,000 applications which were started on January 12 or later will be eligible to be submitted

There are concerns around the impact the loss of the Sustainable Farming Incentive could have on nature, and many farmers are finding ways to bring in that lost income

NFU president Tom Bradshaw has issued a rally call to councillors and regional mayors to do all they can to back British farming if they are elected

Ben Stanley, Derbyshire, writes about delayed SFI payments and how those who missed out should think themselves lucky

IHT anger is overshadowing the real problems behind UK's 'broken food system', according to Landworkers' Alliance

Autumn Budget changes constrain sales markets as landowners wait to weigh-up options

Well it's been a tumultuous three months since I wrote my last article and it looks like we are in for a bumpy ride ahead, so buckle in

Roger Nicholson farms with his family at the heavily diversified Cannon Hall Farm, Barnsley, South Yorkshire, which has sparked various Channel 5 series including 'Springtime on the Farm'. Roger, 81, farms with his sons Dave and Robert and says he has no plans to retire just yet

Farmers have claimed it is a 'waste of time' to wait for a scheme which they may not even be accepted into