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FFIS Evidence

Wednesday 2nd September 2026

If you received funding through the Future Farming Investment Scheme (FFIS) 2025 and have not yet submitted your evidence, you…

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SCOTTISH AGRICULTURAL CENSUS – DEADLINE EXTENDED TO 31 AUGUST!

Wednesday 1st July 2026

While checking clients' Rural Payments accounts recently, we noticed that a significant number of Scottish Agricultural Census forms are still awaiting submission. 📩 Please check your…

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2026 Payment Timetable

Tuesday 17th March 2026

Hopefully this information might help with budgeting over the forthcoming months.

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Future Farm Investment Scheme ( FFIS)

Friday 27th June 2025

The £14M Future Farm Investment Scheme grant was announced last week at the Highland Show, and further details have now emerged, which can be found by clicking the link below: https://www.ruralpayments.org/topics/all-schemes/ffis/ …

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New Funding - FFIS

Wednesday 11th June 2025

£14M - Future Farming Investment Scheme (FFIS) Further details are expected to be announced at the Royal Highland Show (19th-22nd June 2025) Aims to provide flexible capital grants to Scottish farmers and crofters…

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Biodiversity Audit

Friday 4th October 2024

Please see the video below to learn a little more about the Biodiversity Audit, Habitat Map - which can be used as part of your 2025 Whole…

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Animal Health and Welfare Plan

Friday 4th October 2024

Please see the video below to learn a little more about the basic requirements of your Animal Health and Welfare Plan.

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Whole Farm Plan 2025

Friday 4th October 2024

Please see the short video summarising the main changes for the forthcoming 2025 Basic Payment Scheme (BPS), including the Whole Farm Plan ( WFP)

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Prepare for 2025 subsidy changes - simplified version!

Thursday 27th June 2024

Since the Agricultural and Rural Communities (Scotland) Bill becoming law this month we have been answering a lot of questions on what to expect for 2025, much of the information published is lengthy and…

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