Specialists in providing property, land, business advisory services, bookkeeping and marketing to rural businesses in the East Midlands & East Anglia #farminguk
We are an independent and qualified consultancy offering a professional and focused experience, including agricultural valuations.
For a full description of our land and property services please click here:
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⏰️ Don't forget that the current application window for the Farming Equipment Technology Fund (FETF) closes at midday on 17 April 2024.
Read more about it in our blog ⬇️
https://t.co/OFHXUPwIYF
#fetf#technology#farming#farmer#land
The RPA has recently opened the window for applications to the Farming Equipment and Technology Fund (FETF) 2024, which includes three different grants designed to improve productivity, manage slurry, and improve animal health and welfare on farms: https://t.co/OFHXUPwIYF
Thank you, @EltonFurzeGolf for hosting our Festive Drinks again last night, and for all our clients who were able to join us.
For anyone who was not able to come along, we will share the updates next week. #Christmas
Tom is looking forward to the pleasure of being the after dinner speaker at the Oundle & District Agricultural Discussion Society Christmas Dinner at New Lodge Farm next week 🎄 🍽🍷
📸 from their last meeting in October.
Defra has this month announced a further £74 million to help farmers invest in improved slurry infrastructure to tackle water pollution and improve air quality.
https://t.co/3Ojo7rcMFR
#defra#farming
Arthey Associates were pleased to support the excellent work of @MintridgeFDN as an event sponsor as they hosted a unique event ‘An Evening with Clare Balding CBE’ last month.
Read more about why we wanted to get involved in our blog!
https://t.co/CdKklQe2I2
DEFRA have announced the opening of applications for SFI in 2023, with the RPA inviting first application for SFI from 18 September, albeit still with a staged roll-out by invitation.
Read all you need to know on our latest blog: https://t.co/SY84lhX4Hv
🌳Mid-Tier Update
Following feedback from agents and farmers, the application window for 2024 Countryside Stewardship Mid-Tier agreements has been extended until Friday, 15 September.
We are so looking forward to this 🙌 Great to be helping support positive relationships with sport! Thrilled to be one of the Starting XI sponsors @MintridgeFDN
We are pleased to be one of the 'Starting XI' sponsors at @MintridgeFDN 'An evening with @clarebalding CBE' next week, an event to raise valuable funds to help more #youngpeople have a positive relationship with #sport.
🎟 for sale: https://t.co/xla8oV1Xe9
#charity#community
If only we could jump straight into that coffee ☕️...
Another busy week ahead with the deadline for Mid Tier applications approaching (18th Aug).
Whilst our land team are on that, our PR department are putting the finalising a 12m communications strategy for a rural business.
At Arthey Associates, we are proud to work across East Anglia & the East Midlands, helping farm & rural businesses to achieve their full potential.
Thank you to the team at @FarmersGuardian for this annual #Farm24 event, helping shine a spotlight on the great work in our field.
@turbosteve21 We had this a few years ago with a Charolais calf. Was meningitis. Against the odds she recovered but it was weeks of intensive care. She went on to be a key breeder in the herd, safely delivering knockout calves. Fingers crossed for this little one.
We're all set up and ready to go at the Festival of Hunting @EoEAgricultural - we're manning the press office today, so do come along and say hello 👋 #festivalofhunting#Peterborough
Don't forget that you have just over two months to submit Countryside Stewardship (CS) applications for Mid Tier or Wildlife Offers - the deadline is 18th August.
Head to https://t.co/dTmGNVxZ1u to contact us with regards your application, or for more information.
March 2023 saw changes to planning regulations that means developers require mitigation certificates from @NaturalEngland, or credits for offsite provision, to ensure nutrient neutrality on new developments. This poses a potential natural capital opportunity for landowners.