Sustainable Decisions For Business
Sustainable Agriculture
A future where farming is both economically and environmentally sustainable
We understand that each farm has its own needs and our farm advisors are well placed to offer advice about all aspects of your business.
Countryside Stewardship
The Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier (CSHT) scheme, supports land management for environmental benefits and climate change mitigation. The scheme is designed to pay farmers and land managers to protect, restore, and enhance the environment.
Having submitted many applications for government grants and subsidies, we are well placed to support you with future applications.
Environmental Land Management
The government is working to extend Agricultural Property Relief (APR) to land managed under Environmental Land Management (ELM) agreements starting in April 2025. ELMs will continue to play a vital role in building resilience, preserving biodiversity, and creating lasting environmental benefits. This aligns with a broader push for increased investment in nature-friendly farming to support long-term food security.
Leaf Marque and Red Tractor
LEAF Marque is an environmental assurance scheme that recognizes sustainably farmed products, grounded in the principles of Integrated Farm Management (IFM). To retain certification and benefit from the premium market opportunities LEAF Marque provides, farms must undergo an independent environmental audit every five years.
This is where our expert advisors come in. With a proven, practical approach tailored to real farm businesses, we offer thorough and comprehensive environmental reviews. We work closely with you to translate your sustainability goals into clear, achievable actions.
Our advisors can support with your application or give you peace of mind by completing an audit to ensure compiance is being met.
Natural Capital and Resource Management
A natural capital assessment provides a structured approach to evaluating the current condition of natural assets across a landscape, enabling land managers to make informed decisions that both protect the rural environment and unlock new income opportunities. Central to this process is the development of a natural capital baseline, which captures the quantity and quality of environmental resources such as soil, water, woodland, and biodiversity. By using precision technologies to assess individual land parcels, landowners gain a clear picture of the benefits their land currently delivers, such as carbon storage, flood mitigation, or wildlife habitat, as well as its potential to provide even greater value to both society and the environment.
This data-driven insight offers a practical foundation for shaping long-term, sustainable land management strategies. Whether the goal is to access emerging environmental markets, enhance ecosystem services, or meet regulatory and stewardship requirements, a natural capital assessment equips land managers with the tools to align environmental responsibility with economic opportunity—supporting resilience and sustainability across the rural landscape.
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