SFI-bonusen finns inte längre och påverkar inte om gamla får sylt till sina pannkakor eller inte. Ett gammalt inlägg sprider sig igen på sociala medier med både daterade och osanna uppgifter.

Det fanns en gång ett bidrag, som var en form av bonus till personer som slutförde sin SFI – Svenska för invandrare – inom ett visst antal månader från att de startade sina studier i sv…

The Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI) risks taking productive land out of rotations and shifting food production overseas, increasing reliance on imports, United Oilseeds managing director James Warner has warned. Speaking at the co-operative’s corporate day on 5 November, Mr Warner said the structural change brought about by SFI had taken “vast swaths” of agricultural land out of production, contributing to the UK growing its smallest oilseed rape crop area for 40 years in 2025. He estimated about 550,000ha of land was now covered by SFI agreements that took it out of conventional production, including 180,000ha of fallow land. The latter figure represents about 1m tonnes of potential crop production. See also: UK oilseed rape crop: Why there’s growing optimism in 2026-27 While SFI payments totalled £256m, Mr Warner estimated that the foregone output value from the 550,000ha, assuming a standard five- or six-year arable rotation, could exceed £750m. He stressed that his concern was about the wider effect on the industry, rather than individual farmers’ decisions to enter schemes. “BPS was a subsidy alongside production; SFI is an ‘or’ rather than an ‘and’,” he said. With less food being produced domestically, demand would increasingly have to be met through imports,...

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