Report: Worse than the scramble for Oasis tickets’: England’s sustainable farming funds run out in just six hours
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The available account reports that entire £233m budget for 2026 allocated in less than a day, leaving thousands of farmers disappointed Thousands of farmers have been left empty-handed with the government’s 2026 nature funding spent in just six hours. The report also notes that The £233m sustainable farming incentive (SFI) scheme opened for applications from farmers at 10am on Tuesday.
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