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Search for options, supplements and capital items to include in your Countryside Stewardship application. Find out about each Countryside Stewardship scheme and check if you’re eligible before you apply for a grant.

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GS4: Legume and herb-rich swards
FG2: Sheep netting
HS5: Management of historic and archaeological features on grassland
HS6: Maintenance of designed/engineered water bodies
HS7: Management of historic water meadows through traditional irrigation
HS4: Scrub control on historic and archaeological features
OR2: Organic conversion – unimproved permanent grassland
OT2: Organic land management - unimproved permanent grassland
SW11: Riparian management strip
SW15: Flood mitigation on arable reversion to grassland
SW16: Flood mitigation on permanent grassland
SW8: Management of intensive grassland adjacent to a watercourse
SW18: Raised water levels on grassland on peat soils
GS3: Ryegrass seed-set as winter food for birds
GS6: Management of species-rich grassland
GS7: Restoration towards species-rich grassland
GS8: Creation of species-rich grassland
GS9: Management of wet grassland for breeding waders
GS10: Management of wet grassland for wintering waders and wildfowl
GS11: Creation of wet grassland for breeding waders
GS12: Creation of wet grassland for wintering waders and wildfowl
GS13: Management of grassland for target features
GS14: Creation of grassland for target features
GS15: Haymaking supplement
GS16: Rush infestation control supplement
GS17: Lenient grazing supplement
FG12: Wooden field gate
FG5: Fencing supplement - difficult sites
FG4: Rabbit fencing supplement
FG3: Permanent electric fencing
FG1: Fencing
WN2: Creation of scrapes and gutters
WN3: Ditch, dyke and rhine restoration
WN4: Ditch, dyke and rhine creation
SW10: Seasonal livestock removal on grassland in SDAs next to streams, rivers and lakes
GS5: Permanent grassland with very low inputs in SDAs
SW13: Very low nitrogen inputs to groundwaters
LV2: Livestock handling facilities
LV1: Cattle grid
FG8: Anti-predator temporary electric fencing
FG7: Anti-predator combination fencing
OR1: Organic conversion – improved permanent grassland
OT1: Organic land management - improved permanent grassland
SW9: Seasonal livestock removal on intensive grassland
GS2: Permanent grassland with very low inputs (outside SDAs)
GS1: Take small areas out of management
WT1: Buffering in-field ponds and ditches in improved grassland
SW2: 4m to 6m buffer strip on intensive grassland
BE2: Protection of in-field trees on intensive grassland
HE3: Removal of eyesore

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