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Agri-environment schemes Members can find up-to-date information below on agri-environment schemes, including Entry and Organic Entry Level Stewardship (ELS/OELS), Uplands Entry Level Stewardship (Uplands ELS) and Higher Level Stewardship (HLS) schemes. Grants are available for protecting archaeology and restoring traditional farm buildings, managing land for wildlife, providing management options to protect vulnerable soils, educational access and more. Find links below and profit from members’ feedback on their experiences. CLA keep you informed on problems with applications and those vital dates you must not miss. Topics:
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