1. FCS Agroforestry Mike Strachan Policy and Development Officer June 13 th 2013

2. 05/02/2016 2 Overview Generic land Types Options to consider and possible funding

3. 05/02/2016 3 Arable Generally highly productive land of class 3.2 and better Generally low lying and associated with the east coast of Scotland Generally low numbers of trees and biodiversity Generally the main diffuse pollution offenders

4. 05/02/2016 4 Mixed Generally associated with land class 3.1 to 4 More trees as there is a recognition of the shelter benefits, and also of better biodiversity value Provides options for silvo arable and silvo pasture.

5. 05/02/2016 5 Livestock Generally associated with land class 4 and poorer More trees associated with this type of land as there is a recognition of their benefits More opportunities for woodland grazing systems Opportunities for converting woodlands to grazing

6. 05/02/2016 6 Footer text Silvoarable options Not common in Scotland Massive loss of hedges and trees over last 50 years which continues EFA?

7. 05/02/2016 7 Proposal Plant trees at 2m (maximum) centres as linear features utilising field margins Prune trees to achieve a minimum of 4m of clean stem (depending on species) Minimum of 500m of linear feature/property Payment/tree. Will not use any of the productive land

8. 05/02/2016 8 Silvopasture Considerable scope on mixed and livestock farms Payment based on 250 trees/ha Trees to be pruned to achieve a minimum of 4m of clean stem. (depending on species)

9. 05/02/2016 9 Woodland grazing Currently over 21,000Ha claimed through IACS – woods not being managed FCS grant support for about 400ha – agreed management/grazing plans ‘Grant farming’ resulted in many poor woodlands Convert woodlands to grazing but need to establish an alternative area

10. 05/02/2016 10 Silvoarable?

11. 05/02/2016 11 Woodland Grazing

12. 05/02/2016 12 Woodland Conversion?