Guide explaining what Catchment Sensitive Farming (CSF) can do for your business.
Catchment Sensitive Farming Advisers work with farmers to produce food in a way that protects water, air and soil; minimising losses and maximising efficiencies.
Your CSF Adviser is locally based with an understanding of the challenges farmers face. They will work alongside you to take the latest advice and tailor it to best benefit your business.
CSF provides locally-informed confidential on-farm advice to help you make confident decisions on:
The government’s adviser for the natural environment in England. We help to protect and restore our natural world.
Catchment Sensitive Farming is a free farm advice programme funded by the UK government. It works with farmers, communities, and organisations across England to improve the quality of water, air, and sustainable water management.
The intricate web of relationships between physical, chemical and biological soil components underpins crop and livestock health and productivity.
Funding available for research and knowledge exchange in the UK comes from a mix of public, industry and charitable sources
Natural capital refers to the stock of natural resources and ecosystems that provide essential benefits and services to agriculture. In the context of farming, natural capital encompasses the fertile soil, clean water, biodiversity, pollinators, and healthy ecosystems that play a crucial role in sustaining crop and livestock production. These natural assets are the foundation of agricultural sustainability, productivity, and resilience.
This page is to connect organisations, projects and resources that have an interest in improving the quality of our water sources.
Share your ideas and experience of how to improve nutrient efficiency and reduce dependence on artificial fertilisers
