The Sustainable Farming Scheme was introduced in Wales in 2026 looks to support farmers to manage their land in a way that is environmentally responsible, economically viable, and resilient for the future. By rewarding actions that enhance soil health, biodiversity, water quality, and carbon management, the scheme helps farms adapt to changing policy, climate pressures, and market demands. Participation in the SFS is not just about compliance; it is an opportunity to strengthen long-term farm performance while contributing positively to the wider rural environment.
However, navigating the requirements of the Sustainable Farming Scheme can be complex. Understanding eligibility, selecting the most appropriate actions, and ensuring accurate applications and ongoing compliance all require time, expertise, and up-to-date knowledge of agricultural policy. This is where professional support can make a significant difference—maximising the benefits available while avoiding costly errors or missed opportunities.
Roger Parry & Partners are ideally placed to guide farmers through every stage of the Sustainable Farming Scheme. With extensive experience in grants and subsidies, their team has a proven track record of helping farming businesses secure funding and adapt to evolving support frameworks. They combine detailed technical knowledge with a practical understanding of farming, ensuring advice is both accurate and tailored to individual businesses. By choosing Roger Parry & Partners, farmers can be confident they are receiving expert guidance that unlocks the full value of the scheme while allowing them to focus on running their farm.
The full guidance for the scheme has not yet been published, but as soon as it becomes available we will be carefully reviewing the details and identifying what it means in practice for your farm. Keeping up with changing guidance and new requirements can be time-consuming, so our role is to stay ahead of developments and translate them into clear, practical advice you can act on with confidence.
If you would like to speak to someone now, please don’t hesitate to get in touch. An early conversation can help you understand what to expect, explore potential opportunities, and start thinking about how the scheme could fit into your business. We’re always happy to discuss your options and make sure you are well prepared when the guidance is released.