CALLING ALL FARMERS
This is your very last chance to get FULLY FUNDED PERSONALISED SUPPORT to help you tackle the challenges your farm business is facing now BPS is being phased out.
We're already working with OVER 140 farming families, offering a series of meetings designed to help you plan for the future as well as personalised business advice tailored to your own requirements.
This final programme will include exclusive meetings designed to help you as you plan for the future. Our upcoming meetings will help you to find answers to the following questions...
Should I be making changes to my farm business?
Which environmental schemes are right for me and how do I apply?
How can I make livestock work better for me?
Can I maximise output without increasing input costs?
What are my farm accounts telling me?
Are these questions you keep asking yourself?... Sign up ASAP to make sure you don't miss out!
To sign up to the Farm for the Future programme, head to https://www.tfaforms.com/5019669
To have a chat about the programme and find out more, call UTASS on 01833 641010 or email info@utass.org
We are starting a new programme across the Dale in November 2024.
Once you have signed up you will be invited to come along to:
- Livestock Farming Dilemmas - Data, Disease & Difficult Decisions with Fiona Lovatt and Old Stone Vets
- Looking After Nutrients & Water On Farm with Tees River Trust
- Environmental Opportunities - including Scheme Updates with Janet Fairclough
- How Does My Farm Stack Up and Should I Be Making Changes? with Ian Cairns
- What Are My Farm Accounts Telling Me... and Others? With Katherine Hutchinson, Butler & Gee
In addition to group meetings that we will invite you to throughout the rest of 2024, we will also offer 1-2-1 meetings to discuss your individual situation and help you as you get your plans together.
There is no cost to signing up to the programme or to any of the support on offer and we will do our best to provide what you feel you need.
Farm for the Future is being delivered in partnership with the Royal Countryside Fund and farm support groups from across England.
Funding is provided by Defra’s Future Farming Resilience programme. Please note you can only sign up with one provider.