Welcome to our summer edition of Farming Matters. A lot has changed since our last issue and most of our conversations and the underlying theme of…
Farming Investment Fund: Applications for the Adding Value grant now open
Applications for the Adding Value grant (a theme under the Farming Investment Fund) is now open for applications and will close at midnight on 21 July 2022.
Summary of the Adding Value grant
Fund size | £30 million |
Type of fund | Grant |
Focused on | Supporting farmers and growers to process, diversify and add-value to their products |
Grant size | Between £25,000 and £300,000 for up to 40% of eligible project costs |
Capital or Revenue | Capital |
Eligible Capital items |
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Applicants |
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Eligible Projects and Eligible agricultural products | |
UK coverage | England only |
Two step application process:
Step | Overview |
One
An eligibility and desirability check
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An online checker, which will be available as soon as the application window opens in June. It will give you an idea of your chance of success
This online checker went live on 9 June 2022. |
Two
An invitation |
If your project scores highly enough, you will be invited you to submit a full application.
You will then have until 31 January 2024 to submit your full application. If you need planning permission, this must be approved and submitted with your full application. |
More details
https://defrafarming.blog.gov.uk/2022/05/23/farming-investment-fund-a-new-grant/
The manual for Adding Value is available on GOV.UK.
How can we help?
We specialise in working with rural businesses and can see many being interested in this grant.
If you would like any assistance with an application please contact me, or your usual point of contact here at PKF Francis Clark. We will, if applicable, put you in touch with one of our grant application experts to assist you.
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