Welcome to FarmWell Wales, a one stop resource to help you and your farm business stay strong and resilient
FarmWell Wales is an initiative launched by the Wales Farm Support Group in 2020.
The Wales Farm Support Group includes:
FCN Cymru
Supporting farmers, farming families and the wider agricultural community through difficult times, both business and personal.
Addington Fund
Disaster relief for farmers, farmworker grants, and houses for farming families who must leave their homes.
RABI
Providing confidential, local support to those in the farming community in need of guidance, financial support and practical care.
MIND Cymru
Helping those living with a mental health problem, or supporting someone who is, by providing a range of mental health services.
MIND Monmouthshire
Independent local mental health charity for over 40 years. Working our way to better mental health across Monmouthshire.
LATEST
New project farms sought for Farming Connect’s ‘Our Farms’ project. Applications for an expression of interest open until 17th April 2023.
Find out more here.
Avian influenza – the latest guidance from NFU Cymru if you have birds on your dairy or livestock farm
THE GREAT GRAZING GUIDE from The Prince’s Countryside Fund
BASIC PAYMENT SCHEME announced for 23/24
NFU Cymru President Aled Jones predicts that 2023 will be a pivotal year for the future of Welsh farming.
NFU Cymru: The Welsh Farm Safety Partnership are using the next quarter to highlight the risks associated with using machinery on farm. Find out more here.
Farming Connect has established a new mentoring scheme for farmers and foresters who will be able to receive guidance and advice from their peers on a wide range of topics.
Eligible mentees can access 15 hours of fully funded mentoring services with their chosen farming or forestry mentor. Find out more.
Visit Farming Connect to find out what’s going on over the next couple of months in their regularly updated calendar
More Updates
- Welsh farmers will need to manage habitats across 10% of farm. Click here.
- Non-intensive ‘Welsh Way’ of farming could offer solutions to climate and food security challenges. Click here.
- RWAS Smallholding and Countryside Festival updates. Click here.
- Apply for funding for a Farming Connect Training course. Click here.
- FREE Mental Health Awareness training from the DPJ Foundation. Click here.
