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The land that the farmer is claiming subsidies for could be referenced to the land registry as part of the process. Although a lot of farmers rent land to each
by Neil44 8y ago
The land that the farmer is claiming subsidies for could be referenced to the land registry as part of the process.
Although a lot of farmers rent land to each other so that complicates things a little.
- Broken_Hippo 8y agoOnly slightly. You can simply require that farm subsidies only go to land that is registered, even if the land is not owned by the person getting the subsidy.
- masklinn 8y agoI assume farm subsidy submissions register where the activity is occurring: Caroline Lucas MP has submitted an amendment to the current Agriculture Bill which would require that > the land on which any activity is to be undertaken […] and for which the financial assistance is sought is registered with Her Majesty's Land Registry. So farm subsidy submissions would be cross-referenced with the Land Registry, and any such submissions listing unregistered land would be rejected off-hand.