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Farm Diversification

Events in Brecon, Builth Wells & Welshpool

Have you thought of using your farm business assets to diversify into another business and would you like help and advice to do this?   One such opportunity is Woodland Opportunities.

Glasu, on behalf of Powys Regeneration Partnership, has a Farm Diversification Scheme which can provide help, advice and grant funding of up to 60%, to a maximum of £10,000. Plus funding of up to 75% for novel approaches to diversification including funding for market research, detailed  feasibility and pilot studies.Come along to any of these free workshops where farming families can find information on what can be done and what help is available.   

You will hear from Coed Cymru and other experts in the Woodland Opportunities Business who will provide their insight into the industry and the opportunities available.  John Pryce of Aberbechan Farm is someone who has diversified into Woodland development and will be sharing his experiences with the audience.  Farming Connect along with relevant planning  authorities to give some guidance on potential applications and the planning process.

To reserve your place on any of our upcoming events phone 01686 628778 or book using the form below.

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Monday 6th February 2012 at Brecon Livestock Market

Tuesday 7th February 2012 at NFU Headquarters, Royal Welsh Showground. Builth Wells

Wednesday 8th February 2012 at Welshpool Livestock Market

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