The Agricultural Woodland Creation Scheme provides funding for farmers and landowners to create new woodlands on agricultural land in England.
The Woodland Creation Grant Scheme offers funding for the creation of new woodlands in England, including on agricultural land. The scheme is administered by the Forestry Commission.
The Woodland Trust provides funding and support for woodland creation in the UK, including on agricultural land. Their scheme offers grants and expertise to help landowners create new woodlands.
This guide, produced by SRUC, provides an overview of the funding options and best practice for creating new woodlands on agricultural land in the UK.
This case study, published on Farming UK, explores the experience of a farmer who created a new woodland on their agricultural land, including the funding and support they received.
Confor, the Confederation of Forest Industries, provides information and guidance on woodland creation and funding opportunities in the UK, including on agricultural land.
This guidance, published by Defra, provides information on how to apply for the Agricultural Woodland Creation Scheme, including eligibility criteria and application deadlines.
This article, published on the IEMA website, explores the relationship between woodland creation and biodiversity net gain, including the funding opportunities and policy context in the UK.