Agricultural economics — CAP successor schemes
T-Level: Agriculture, Land Management and Production: Agricultural economics — CAP successor schemes
What you'll learn
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Imagine a farmer getting a letter from the government saying 'Here's some money to look after your land.' That's a farm subsidy!
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What's the main reason the UK changed from CAP to new successor schemes?
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Let's compare old CAP payments with the new Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) — one of the successor schemes.
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Now you're the farmer. Choose which actions to do on your land to qualify for SFI payments.
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Which of these is NOT a CAP successor scheme in England?
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Here's how the money flows: Government → Rural Payments Agency → Farmer (if they meet the scheme rules).
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A farmer gets £150 per hectare for SFI. They have 10 hectares. How much total SFI money do they get?
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