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Welsh Dairy Farm Receives Grant for Nutrient Management, Supplies Milk to Glanbia

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What happened

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A dairy farm in Pembrokeshire sold milk to Glanbia. The farm received a nutrient management grant, which covered 40% of the investment required for an impermeable cover on its 4,000 cu m slurry lagoon. This cover was fitted when the lagoon was built in 2021.

From fwi.co.uk

Why it matters

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The grant funding supported infrastructure improvements that help manage storage risks from heavy rainfall. This case demonstrates how government grants can assist farms in managing operational resilience and meeting nutrient management requirements in Wales.

From fwi.co.uk

Who's involved

  • GlanbiaFood corporation that purchases milk from the farm.
  • Simon DaviesOwner of the dairy farm that received the grant.
  • Natural Resources WalesWelsh government sponsored body involved in the nutrient management grant.

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Possible knock-on effects

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  • Regulatory bodies might see increased compliance rates among farms due to the availability of grant funding.

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