According to their website, the management payment is for a maximum of 50ha and is £40/ha in the first year and £20 for the years 2 and 3 (for 2023 and 2024 agreements). I took this as being £2000 for the first year and £1000 for year 2 and £1000 for year 3. I have just received my 2023 agreement document (did it before the cut-off date) for me to check and then accept, and only £3000 is entered, £1000 for each year. Just wondered if this was the same for everyone and if the SFI terms on the website could be interpreted a different way or whether I will need to phone them. Thanks.
SFI Management Payment
- Thread starter RichardSou
- Start date
- Location
- Northumberland
You're right, and their paperwork is slow to catch up. There were comms last week about it. IIRC, the jist was that if you'd already had payments, they'd pay the shortfall in August; otherwise correct from then.
Thanks.
wonder how common that error is
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ISCO
Member
- Location
- North East
We started agreement November 23 and had £500 top up payment 2 weeks ago for the 2 payments we have received.
- Location
- Northumberland
100% They never reflected it in agreements, as it was an after-sweetener announced at the ofc after sfi23 was off and running.
- Location
- S. Staffs
1st March agreement and first payment made in June, had a £250 top up to the management payment last week, future payments will include the extra.
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- management ofc sfi
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