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This booklet tells you how to complete your Single Application Form (SAF) 2012. Please read it and the Notes for Guidance IACS(1) carefully before you start to fill in your SAF, so you understand what you need to do. It is your responsibility to fill in your SAF accurately. If you do not we may have to apply penalties. Your SGRPID area office must receive your SAF on or before Tuesday 15 May 2012.

You can submit your forms electronically via the Internet. For more information visit our website at www.ruralpaymentsonline.com or phone the Rural Payments Online Helpdesk on 0845 601 7597.

If you are submitting your SAF online via Rural Payments Online you must submit it on or before midnight Tuesday 15 May 2012.

Changes and Important points to note

• The Rural Development Contracts: Rural Priorities annual recurrent claim form (RP1) has been replaced by question 7 of the IACS(2). If you have a RDC-RP contract with annual recurrent options you must declare the land on which you undertake these options using the permanent land data sheet(s) IACS(3) and complete question 7 of the IACS(2). If you do not do this, we cannot pay you.

• Land use codes

• 33 new or changed options under Rural Priorities

• 7 new LMO options

• 9 new or changed options under general crop codes

• Make sure you understand the land eligibility rules for each scheme you claim under and deduct any ineligible land from your land parcels.

• If you use the land let out code, make sure you only use it in column J on your data sheets and make sure you follow it with the land use code to describe the crop that will be grown in the land parcel, for example enter land let out for seed potatoes as LLO-SPOT. We need this information on your SAF as we no longer ask for it on our June Agricultural Census Forms. Last year some people used the LLO code on its own or used it in column H and this slowed down the processing of their claims.

The Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS) 2012

How to fill in your Single Application Form (SAF) 2012

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Single Application Form (SAF) 2012

Your Scottish SAF consists of,

• An IACS(2) 2012 for general information about you as an applicant and all of the land that your IACS business has in 2012.

• IACS(3) 2012 Permanent Land and IACS(4) 2012 Seasonal Land data sheets to record specific information about all the individual land parcels you have on 15 May 2012.

A permanent land parcel is one which you own or take on a let for 365 days or more. You need to tell us about any permanent land parcel you let to others. A seasonal land parcel is one you let for 364 days or less, whether or not the lease is renewed annually.

You must fill in one IACS(2) and as many IACS(3)s and IACS(4)s as you need to show all the Scottish land that your single IACS business has. Please fill in separate Permanent Land and Seasonal Land data sheets for Less Favoured Area (LFA) land and non-LFA land.

We recommend you complete your data sheets first and then your IACS(2) form.

Land in more than one country?

If your IACS business has permanent or seasonal land in England, Wales and/or Northern Ireland, you will have to declare all that land separately on the forms issued by that country (for example, English land on Rural Payment Agency forms) if it is agricultural land and/or you claim Rural Development aid on it. Return all the forms to the office that deals with your main holding. If your main holding is in Scotland this will be your SGRPID area office, if it is in Wales this will be the Welsh Assembly Government etc.

If you declared land in another country last year we will send you the forms relevant to that country in your IACS pack. If we have not done this please contact the Cross Border Unit in our Galashiels office and they will arrange for the forms to be sent to you. You can find their address and phone number in the Notes for Guidance booklet IACS(1) 2012 at Annex 6.

Pre – printed forms

If you submitted a paper SAF in 2011 we will send you pre-printed forms in 2012. The IACS(2), IACS(3)s, IACS(4)s, and LMO(2), where relevant, show,

• information relating to your IACS business

• SFPS entitlements

• some land parcel information you supplied on your data sheets in 2011.

Whilst we make every effort to ensure that the pre-printed data is correct, we cannot be held responsible for any errors which may occur. You must check that you claim the correct areas for your land parcels and that you are entitled to claim or declare them on your SAF, especially land parcels on IACS(4) seasonal data sheets. If your seasonal land parcels are different this year, score through the parcels not in use and enter the new parcel details on a blank line.

The pre-printed areas in column I for SFPS/LFASS and column M for LMO existing commitments on the data sheets should correspond to the areas you claimed in 2011 less any deductions for ineligible areas. Changes or deductions made to land parcels after December 2011 may not be reflected in the areas we pre-print. You must check that the area you claim is correct.

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Land areas may change because the land parcel boundary has been changed or an inspection has discovered a different area.

If you disagree with the areas we provide for your land parcels you need to complete a Land and Business Change Form (LBCF) and supporting map to show the relevant area(s). Please submit your LBCF form and map(s) now – please do not wait until you submit your SAF 2012.

We will use the pre-printed areas to validate your claims (unless they are changed by an existing or new LBCF). It is your responsibility to fill in the forms accurately.

Blank forms

There is one blank IACS(3) and IACS(4) in your pack. If you require more blank forms please contact your area office. Area office addresses and phone numbers can be found in the Notes for Guidance booklet IACS(1) 2012 at Annex 6.

Farm Computer Data Sheets

You may use data sheet printouts from your computer if,

• they match exactly the same layout and headings shown on the IACS(3)s and IACS(4)s 2012 forms.

• they are easy to read and photocopy; and

• you sign and date each sheet.

A computer generated Single Application Form IACS(2) is NOT acceptable. You may use a printout of the forms from the templates we provide on the Scottish Government website:

http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Topics/farmingrural/Agriculture/grants/Schemes/18148/FormsGuidance

Using this booklet

The text on the left hand pages overleaf will guide you on how to fill in your IACS(3) and/or IACS(4) data sheets and the various questions of your IACS(2).

To help you, copies of the relevant questions on the forms are included on the right hand pages.

The annexes at the back of this booklet list the codes you need to use when completing columns H to O on the data sheets.

If you are in any doubt on how to complete the forms contact a professional advisor or your SGRPID area office. Our staff can only give you general guidance not specific business advice.

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Enter your Business name (if not pre-printed)

Enter your Main Location Code (if not pre-printed)

If any of the pre-printed details are incorrect carefully cross them out, enter the correct details and initial your changes.

Land Classification: If you are using a blank data sheet please tick the appropriate box to show the land classification of your land parcel; Less Favoured Area (LFA) or Non-Less Favoured Area (Non-LFA). Use separate data sheets if your parcels fall within both land classifications. If you do not know the classification of your land parcel, treat it as Non-LFA.

Sheet numbers: Use these boxes to record the number of data sheets you submit.

Column A: This column is for your use, but you don’t have to use it. If you do use it we will not pre-print the information provided on your data sheets next year. But if you submit your claim electronically you will see this information on the online system next year.

Column B: Each land parcel must have a location code. If the printed location code is wrong carefully cross it out and enter the correct one. If you complete a blank data sheet you must enter the location code for each land parcel put on the form.

Land Parcel information in columns B to D: Please check all the pre-printed information is correct and that you still have the use of the parcel. We take this information from our Land Parcel Register but it may be incorrect if land has been sold, boundaries altered or eligible areas have changed. If it is incorrect carefully cross it out, enter the correct details and initial them, then read Annex 5 of the IACS 1 Notes for Guidance.

Column C: Asks for the unique 14 character identification number for each land parcel. Please check or enter the identification number of each land parcel you are claiming or declaring. You can find this number on the maps we give you when you register land parcels for the first time. If you claim or declare a land parcel for the first time in 2012 and do not know its identification number, please ask the current or previous owner/tenant.

If the land has not been registered with us before you will have to complete a Land and Business Change Form (LBCF) so that we can give it a unique land parcel identification number. In the meantime either enter the Ordnance Survey map sheet reference number, followed by a forward slash (/) and the four digit field number printed on the 1:2500 series map (for example NN 3450/4567), or your location code number/sequential parcel number (for example 123/4567/1). Guidance on how to register land with us is given in the Notes for Guidance IACS(1) 2012 at Annex 5.

Column D: The total parcel area (to 2 decimal places) must be entered here if it is not pre-printed or you are using blank data sheets.

Enter your Business Reference Number (if not pre-printed), contact your SGRPID area office if unsure.

Completing your data sheets: IACS(3) and IACS(4)

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Business Name

Main Location Code

Business Reference Number

Before you begin to complete this Data Sheet please read the IACS 2012 Notes for Guidance, How to fill in your Single Application Form booklet, the Single Farm Payment Scheme (SFPS) Notes for Guidance and any other relevant scheme literature. Please use BLOCK LETTERS and BLACK INK throughout. Enter only Scottish land on this Data Sheet. Enter land held in other countries on the forms appropriate to that country.

Please carefully check the pre-printed information.

You must initial any alterations to pre-printed information and any alterations to details written in error.

Ensure that you have made the necessary changes before signing the form.

Over/under-declaration of areas may lead to penalties.

You must sign and date each Data Sheet that you complete.

Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y

Complete your form using Rural Payments OnlineCompleting this form using Rural Payments Online will:• give you up-to-date single farm payment entitlement information• calculate your totals automatically • transfer your land parcel information to your SAF, LMO and RDC-RP forms• allow you to personalise the names of your land parcels• reduce the chance of making mistakes• provide 24 hour access and give you an instant receipt• help us reduce the amount of paper used in the future• reduce our administration costs

For further information visit www.ruralpaymentsonline.com or phone 0845 601 7597

Sheet No ofTick onlythe boxthat applies

LFAorNon LFA

Integrated Administration and Control System 2012DATA SHEET FOR ALL PERMANENT LAND

Rural Payments and Inspections Directorate

APS Group Scotland DPPAS12123 (02/12)

LIN

E N

UM

BE

R

BASIC INFORMATION LFASS 2012 2012 CLAIM DETAILSOTHER LAND ON THE HOLDING

(Include land let out (LLO) in this column followed by the appropriate crop code)

LAND MANAGERS OPTIONS RURAL DEVELOPMENT CONTRACTS RURAL PRIORITIES

LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)

Land Parcel Identifier(e.g. AB/12345/12345)

Total Land Parcel Area

(ha to 2 dec. places)

Please read How to fill in your Single Application Form

booklet to understand what the figures below

represent.

Potential eligible area (ha to 2 dec. places) Not in use

Enter Y against each LFA land parcel that

contributes toyour LFASS activity and that you wish to claim for LFASS

2012. Otherwiseenter N. Please

check the IACS(1) & (1a) Notes for

Guidance if unsure.Use in 2012

(use code list)

Please check any pre-printed areas carefully. You may

need to reduce these areas to

remove ineligible land.

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places orSq. metres/

metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)

A B C D E F G H I J K L M N O

1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

123/4567Big Haugh AA/98765/43210 20.00

123/4567Little Haugh

123/4567Front Farm House

AA/56789/01234

AA/25346/98567

10.50

10.00

A N OTHER

123/4567

113755

1 1√

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Column E: As a guide, this column shows each land parcel’s potential eligible area for land based support schemes recorded in our land register at the time of printing. The area shown is the total parcel area less any permanent ineligible areas we know about. Because there may be more ineligible areas within the parcel we don’t know about, you must ensure that you deduct all ineligible land from each parcel you claim. Examples of ineligible areas include rock, scree, ponds, water courses, forestry, buildings, hard standings, roads, impenetrable gorse and stands of only bracken.

Column F: Is not in use.

Column G: LFASS land column: Use this column if you hold permanent or seasonal LFA land and wish to claim under the Less Favoured Area Support Scheme (LFASS). When you complete your LFA data sheet(s), enter Y (for yes) opposite the land parcel(s) that support your LFASS activity and you want to claim. If you do not use the LFA land to support your LFASS activity, or do not wish to claim it, enter N (for No) against the land parcel. If part of a land parcel is not eligible for LFASS but eligible for SFPS (e.g. a water margin with stock exclusion) you will need to split your parcel and enter Y against the area you wish to claim and N against the ineligible area using the LIEM code. Please leave column G blank on Non-LFA land data sheets.

If there is no entry against a land parcel and you are unsure of the eligible area, or feel that the pre-printed information is wrong, you should contact your SGRPID area office for clarification. Do not alter pre-printed information in column E or fill it in if it is blank. The presence of “*********” in the box indicates we cannot print an area because we still need to verify the size of ineligible area(s) found in the land parcel.

To be eligible for LFASS 2012 you must have use of the land for 7 months in 2012 (including 15 May 2012), it must contribute to your LFASS activity and you must actively farm it. Abandoned or inactive land parcels are not eligible. Please read Annex 1 in the Notes for Guidance IACS(1) 2012 for more details on claiming LFASS.

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Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

19.50

10.50

10.00

Y

N

Y

N

PGRS

LIEM

10.00 9.50

0.50

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Column I: Enter the area (to 2 decimal places) you wish to claim for.

Column H: Please select a compatible code from Annex 1 in this booklet that matches the use of the land parcel on 15 May 2012.

Column J: Enter the land use code from Annex 1 in this booklet which matches the use of the land parcel on 15 May 2012.

Column K: Enter the area (to 2 decimal places) for the use declared in column J.

If the parcel was claimed using the PGRS, RGR or WDG codes on your SAF 2011 we have pre-printed these codes in column H along with the area claimed in 2011 in column I. We reduce claimed areas to exclude ineligible land we know about but you may have to further reduce the area you claim to meet the eligibility rules of the scheme(s) you want to claim for. If changes have been made to the parcel since your 2011 claim, the column may be blank.

Do not enter any common grazing land, land in crops or uses which are incompatible with SFPS or let out land that is claimed or declared by others in columns H & I.

Using your land parcel for more than one crop type?

If your land parcel has more than one crop type you will need to split your claim information by entering the 2nd crop type and area immediately below the 1st. If your land parcel has more than 2 different crops in the same column, you will need to copy the land parcel details to a blank data sheet line, or new data sheet, and enter the 3rd and any subsequent crop type(s) and claim area(s). Please be careful not to over claim your eligible land parcel area where your land parcel has split uses.

Other Land on the Holding:

Use columns J & K to declare all other land on your holding which you did not enter in columns H & I. You should include:• Land which is let out to others (remember if you let land out seasonally you must show the use

of the land as well as declaring that it is let out. Do this by pre-fixing the land use code with LLO, for example LLO – TGRS);

• Land in uses not compatible with SFPS (see table 1.5 in this booklet);• Land you do not wish to claim for SFPS;• Land uses ineligible for SFP but used to support your application/claim for LMO or RDC-RP.• Land parcels smaller than 0.1 hectares in size.• Land you intend to sell or build on before midnight 31/12/2012.

Your 2012 SFPS claim

We will use the land details you enter in columns H & I to pay,• SFPSusingyourstandardentitlements• LFASS(ifbeingclaimed)

To be paid for all your SFP standard entitlements you must declare a number of hectares of eligible land equal to the number of entitlements you hold. You can only claim SFPS on land parcels sown/planted with compatible crop types shown in Annex 1 in this booklet. If you claim and are eligible for LFASS, we will use the area you enter in column I to calculate your LFASS payment. Land parcels with a gross area smaller than 0.1 hectares are not eligible for SFPS. Please declare these areas in column K. You can claim cropped areas under 0.1 hectares where the land parcel is 0.1 hectares or greater.

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Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

NO/12345/98765 20.00 LLO-TGRS 20.00

NO/16985/56942 10.50 SB 10.00 PRSL 0.50

NO/65973/91235 10.00 WAF 10.00

NO/45638/96412 13.00 WW 10.00 PRSL 0.50 SPOT 2.00 WAF 0.45

NO/45638/96412 13.00 CAUL 0.05

NEW DATA SHEET or

BLANK LINE

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Column N: Check or enter the appropriate code from Annex 3 or 4 against the land parcel in which the option is situated.

Column O: Enter the appropriate area, length or units of the option in this column.

Signature and date: You must sign and date each data sheet you use. If you do not do this the form will be returned to you.

Land Managers Options (LMO) - Columns L and M - permanent land only.

If you applied or claimed for area based options under LMO in 2011 we will print the option/scheme code(s) in column L and the land area in column M for the land parcels you claimed. We will not print the land area in column M if,• a rotational code option was used

• the land parcel was subject to inspection and has outstanding issues

If you wish to claim a rotational option in the same land parcel for 2012 enter the area in column M you want to claim. If you want to claim your rotational option in another land parcel, score through the code against the old land parcel and enter it and land area against the new land parcel in columns L & M.

If you wish to apply for more options for LMO in 2012 enter the relevant information in columns L and M. You will also need to complete the appropriate question(s) of the LMO(2) 2012.

Please read the How to complete your Land Managers Options guidance (LMO(1)). If you are unsure about anything contact a professional advisor or your SGRPID area office.

Rural Development Contracts – Rural Priorities (RDC-RP); Annual recurrent options - permanent land only.

If you have annual recurrent options eligible to claim in 2012, you must declare the land on which you undertake these options using the permanent land data sheet(s) IACS(3). If you claimed annual recurrent options in 2011 we have printed the relevant option code(s) in column N against those land parcel(s) on which your 2011 claim was based. You will need to declare the amount (ha, metres or units) in column O to support your 2012 claim.

Please declare rotational options in accordance with the Schedule of Work enclosed with your RDC-RP contract. You may need to score through pre-printed codes and re-enter the code and areas against the rotated land parcels in columns N and O respectively. For options not attached to a specific parcel of land (e.g. traps or nests which may be moveable), you must declare the option against a single land parcel, inserting the code in column N and the total number of units on column O.

If you submit your claim on paper you must complete question 7 of the IACS(2) to summarise the information you enter on your data sheets (question 7 replaced the RP1 annual recurrent claim form which has been discontinued). If you submit your SAF electronically, our online system will complete question 7 for you using the information you put on your data sheets.

You must have an approved Rural Priorities contract for the option(s) you intend to claim and must ensure you declare these options against the correct land parcel(s). It is your responsibility to ensure that any pre-printed information is correct.

Column L: Check or enter the appropriate code from Annex 2.

Column M: Check or enter the appropriate area in this column.

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Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

NEW DATA SHEET or

BLANK LINE

Business Name

Main Location Code








Signature

Date

IACS(3) 2012

PERMANENT LAND

D D / M M / Y Y Y Y




LFAorNon LFA




LIN

E N

UM

BE

R




LINE

NU

MB

ER

For Your Own Use

LocationCode

Number(e.g. 123/4567)






represent.







(use code list)




Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Area(ha to 2 dec.

places)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.


metres)Use of Land

(use code list)

Unit(ha to 2 dec.

places ormetres)


1 1

2 2

3 3

4 4

5 5

6 6

7 7

8 8

9 9

10 10

11 11

12 12

Total Total

NO/12345/98765 20.00

NO/16985/56942 10.50 LMOGMB 0.75

LMODYK 250

NO/65973/91235 10.00

NO/45638/96412 13.00 RP22301CM 3.00 RP22301EN 2.50

NO/45638/96412 13.00 RP22301EM 2.50

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The IACS(2) asks for general information about you, your business and your land. Some information will be pre-printed if you submitted a SAF in 2011. In addition to the front page and SFPS Entitlement information inside, there are 10 questions. Only complete the questions relevant to your claim.

1 Land in Other Countries

2 About your Business

3 Cross-Compliance

4 Your Common Grazing Land

5 Less Favoured Area Support Scheme

6 Area Summary

7 Your Rural Development Contact – Rural Priorities claim

8 Payment in Euros

9 Checklist

10 Declarations and Undertakings

Single Farm Payment Scheme (SFPS) Entitlement details

If the front page of your SAF is pre-printed we will show the entitlements that you held on 30 January 2012 according to our records. Transfers (either in or out) that took place after this date will not be shown. If you think your entitlement information is wrong please contact your SGRPID area office. If this page is blank it may be that you do not hold any entitlements.

If you only have entitlements with special conditions (PESC) you do not need to claim land to be paid on them. You must however fill in other relevant questions (such as cross-compliance) and sign and date the form.

Front Page

If you submitted a SAF in 2011 the front page will show your business name and address, business reference number (BRN), main location code and your contact details. If these details have changed or are wrong, please amend the front page and we will alter our records when we process your form. We may have to speak to you about requests for certain changes.

If you complete a blank form, please fill in as much detail as possible. Please contact your SGRPID area office if you are unsure of your BRN and/or main location code.

Completing your IACS(2)

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SINGLE APPLICATION FORM (SAF) 2012

Integrated Administration and Control System (IACS)

IACS(2) 2012 1

Complete your form using Rural Payments Online.Completing this form using Rural Payments Online will:• give you up-to-date single farm payment entitlement information• calculate your totals automatically• transfer your land parcel information to your SAF, LMO and RDC-RP forms• allowyoutopersonalisethenamesofyourlandparcels• reduce the chance of making mistakes• provide24houraccessandgiveyouaninstantreceipt• help us reduce the amount of paper used in the future• reduceouradministrationcosts

For further information visit www.ruralpaymentsonline.com scan the image above using a Smartphone or phone 0845 601 7597

FOR OFFICIAL USE ONLY


Main Location Code

Phone

Mobile

Fax

E-mail

If your name, address and contact details differ from what is pre-printed, please amend accordingly and we will update our records. We may contact you for clarification.

Contact Name:

Name and Address of Business

Before completing this form you need to read the current IACS guidance IACS(1) and IACS(1a) along with the scheme literature for any schemes you wish to participate in. Please complete this form in CAPITAL LETTERS using black ink.Use this form for Scottish land only.

Your completed form must reach your SGRPID area office by Tuesday 15 May 2012 if you want to declare land to support or claim the following schemes. If you miss this deadline substantial penalties will apply.

Sequential Number

• Single Farm Payment Scheme (SFPS)• ScottishBeefScheme(SBS)• RuralDevelopmentContracts:RuralPriorities (RDC-RP) – Annual recurrent options

• LessFavouredAreaSupportScheme(LFASS)• RuralDevelopmentContracts:LandManagers Options (LMO)

SFPS

LMO

LFASS

RDC-RP

IACS(2) 2012 2

As at 30 January 2012 our records show that you held the following entitlements:

Entitlements you hold

Youcanfindinformationaboutentitlements,andtheiractivation,atparagraphs3.4&3.5onpage7oftheSingleFarm Payment Scheme Notes for Guidance booklet.

Type Value

Standard

Standard

Origin

Owned

Owned

Number

162.50

14.25

Date of Establishment

16/05/2005

16/05/2005

Unit Value

€315.18

€342.21

Used in 2011(Yes or No)

Yes

Yes

Total

€51216.75

€4876.49

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1. Land in other countries.

If your IACS business has land in another country please read this section and answer either question 1a) or 1b). Answering question 1a) will require your business to fill in the other forms belonging to the country where you have land. Remember to only put Scottish land on your Scottish SAF.

You should submit your 2012 application (which may consist of Scottish, English, Welsh and Northern Ireland forms) to the area office in the country which deals with your main holding. Under IACS rules a business must submit only one SAF for SFPS and SBS. If the other country’s form(s) are not included with the IACS pack we send you, please contact our Cross Border Unit. You can find their address and phone number in the Notes for Guidance IACS(1) 2012 at Annex 6.

2. About your Business

You need to answer all 3 parts of this question.

Question 2a) – Please tell us if your business is registered for VAT.

Question 2b – We are required by Treasury financial reporting to account for expenditure by economic classification. Most IACS businesses will be trading, however if you are a non-trading person /organisation, please tick this box. Non trading person /organisations may be private households or not for profit organisations; for example registered charities or village hall committees or other community groups.

Question 2c – We have a legal requirement to publish details of agricultural support payment for certain types of business. Please tick the box which best describes your business.

3. Cross Compliance

Cross-Compliance applies to all land and/or animals/birds held by a business. We need details of the various types of livestock on your holding during 2012.

Please identify the species that have been or may be on your farm during 2012 by ticking the relevant box in column A. Enter the numbers for each category of animal/bird on your holding at 1 March 2012 in column B. In Column C enter the number on LFA land at 1 March 2012 which you have economic responsibility for. Leave column C blank if you do not farm LFA land.

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1. Land in Other Countries

Only answer this question if your IACS business has permanent or seasonal land in another country. You must tell us about this land on the forms issued by the country where the land is, for example put English land on RPA forms. If you are only filling in a Scottish SAF to claim RDC-RP and only have non-agricultural land outside Scotland that you do not claim any payments on, we do not need to know about this land on your forms.

Answer either 1a) or 1b). Please tick the box(es) that apply to your IACS business and provide the business identifier / reference information if applicable.

1a). I have agricultural land and / or claim Rural Development payments in the following countries and need to fill in forms for:

England SingleBusinessIdentifier

Northern Ireland BusinessIdentifier

Wales Customer Reference Number

OR

1b). I am only filling in a Scottish SAF to claim RDC-RP and do not have agricultural land or claim Rural Development payments elsewhere in the United Kingdom. I have non- agricultural land in:

England Northern Ireland Wales

but do not need to fill out a form to declare this land.

If you told us about land in another country last year we will have included that country’s form(s) in your IACS pack this year. If we have not done this please contact our Cross Border Unit and they will arrange for the forms to be sent to you. Their address and phone number can be found at the back of the Notes for Guidance booklet IACS(1)2012.

Return all the forms to the office that deals with your main holding. If your main holding is in Scotland this will be your SGRPID area office, if it is in Wales this will be the Welsh Assembly Government etc.


2a). Is your business/organisation registered for VAT? YES NO

2b).IfyouaresubmittingyourSAF2012asaNon-Tradingpersonororganisation,pleasetick

2c). Please tick only one box which best describes your business:

• Registeredcompany(privatelimited,privateunlimitedandpubliclimited)

• Partnershipswithseparatelegalpersonality(LimitedLiabilityPartnerships)

• Corporation(bodiesincorporatedbystatuteorRoyalCharter)

• Trusts/Trustees

• Groups/associationsoflegalpersons(jointventure)

• SoleTrader

• Partnership

• Othergroupswithoutseparatelegalpersonality

IACS(2) 2012 3

1. Land in Other Countries

Only answer this question if your IACS business has permanent or seasonal land in another country. You must tell us about this land on the forms issued by the country where the land is, for example put English land on RPA forms. If you are only filling in a Scottish SAF to claim RDC-RP and only have non-agricultural land outside Scotland that you do not claim any payments on, we do not need to know about this land on your forms.

Answer either 1a) or 1b). Please tick the box(es) that apply to your IACS business and provide the business identifier / reference information if applicable.

1a). I have agricultural land and / or claim Rural Development payments in the following countries and need to fill in forms for:

England SingleBusinessIdentifier

Northern Ireland BusinessIdentifier

Wales Customer Reference Number

OR

1b). I am only filling in a Scottish SAF to claim RDC-RP and do not have agricultural land or claim Rural Development payments elsewhere in the United Kingdom. I have non- agricultural land in:

England Northern Ireland Wales

but do not need to fill out a form to declare this land.

If you told us about land in another country last year we will have included that country’s form(s) in your IACS pack this year. If we have not done this please contact our Cross Border Unit and they will arrange for the forms to be sent to you. Their address and phone number can be found at the back of the Notes for Guidance booklet IACS(1)2012.

Return all the forms to the office that deals with your main holding. If your main holding is in Scotland this will be your SGRPID area office, if it is in Wales this will be the Welsh Assembly Government etc.


2a). Is your business/organisation registered for VAT? YES NO

2b).IfyouaresubmittingyourSAF2012asaNon-Tradingpersonororganisation,pleasetick

2c). Please tick only one box which best describes your business:

• Registeredcompany(privatelimited,privateunlimitedandpubliclimited)

• Partnershipswithseparatelegalpersonality(LimitedLiabilityPartnerships)

• Corporation(bodiesincorporatedbystatuteorRoyalCharter)

• Trusts/Trustees

• Groups/associationsoflegalpersons(jointventure)

• SoleTrader

• Partnership

• Othergroupswithoutseparatelegalpersonality

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3. Cross Compliance

Animals on your holding

IncolumnAyoumustindicatethetypesoflivestockonyourholdingorlikelytobeonyourholdinginthe2012calendar year. In column B enter the number of animals and/or birds present on your holding at 1 March 2012. In column C enter the number on LFA land at 1 March 2012 which you have economic responsibility for. Having economic responsibility means you have responsibility for: management of the herd or flock; feeding; housing and paying the bills; veterinary care; the selection of animals brought into or disposed of from the herd or flock; and retention of proceeds of the sale of any progeny.

These details are necessary to help us to;

• identify the standards of Cross-Compliance under the Statutory Management Requirements andGood Agricultural Environmental Condition (GAEC) that apply to you; and

• checkonschemesthatapplytoyou.

PossibleGatheringDatesfor2012. These dates will help us fit into your management cycle should we select you for a sheep inspection.

Species Column ATick which species are on your holding atanytimein2012

Column B Number present at

1 March 2012

Column C(only complete for

LFA land)Number maintained on

LFA land at 1 March 2012 that you have economic

responsibility for

Indoor pigs (excluding un-weaned piglets)Outdoor pigs (excluding un-weaned piglets)

Dairy Cows used for milk productionSuckler cows

Other Dairy and Beef cattle (less than 6 months)Other Dairy and Beef cattle (6–24months)Other Dairy and Beef cattle (over24months)

Ewes and Gimmers

Ewe hoggs

Other sheep over 6 months old

Are any sheep used for milk production?

Yes

No

D D / M M / Y Y D D / M M / Y Y

D D / M M / Y Y D D / M M / Y Y

D D / M M / Y Y D D / M M / Y Y

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6. Area summaryIn this section you need to total all the areas claimed / declared on the IACS(3) and IACS(4).

Enter the separate totals for the areas claimed in column I and other land on the holding declared in column K.

Separate totals are required for LFA and Non-LFA land.

5. Less Favoured Area Support Scheme (LFASS)If you have LFA land you must tell us here whether you wish, or do not wish, to claim LFASS 2012.

If you are eligible and want to claim LFASS 2012 tick the Yes box.

If you do not want to claim for LFASS 2012 tick the No box.

You must tick the Yes box if you want to claim LFASS 2012. You will not receive payments for LFASS 2012 unless you tick the Yes box.

4. Common GrazingEnter details of all common grazing(s) in which you have a share on this form. Do not put common grazing(s) on your data sheets IACS(3) or IACS(4).

For each common grazing, enter:

• The name and code number of the common grazing;

• The name and code number of the croft(s) with the grazing share;

• The stated share the croft has in the common grazing. This must be after any reduction in the souming or entitlement made as a consequence of apportionments granted to the croft.

• If you wish to claim the share as part of your 2012 LFASS claim enter Y (for yes) opposite the common grazing that supports your LFASS activity. If you do not use the LFA land to support your LFASS activity, or do not wish to claim it, enter N (for No) against the common grazing.

You must actively farm the common grazing for it to be eligible for LFASS. Please read Annex 1 of the IACS(1) Notes for Guidance for more information.

If you do not know the code number of the common grazing and/or your share(s) please ask your grazing clerk(s) for this information.

It is your responsibility to declare all the shares which you are entitled to use in the common grazings.

We will use the information you provide to calculate your eligible common grazing area. Once we have done this we will write to you to tell you the area we have calculated.

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4. Your Common Grazing Land

List the common grazing shares, including sublets, on which you wish to claim. Enter the name and code number of the common grazing along with the croft’s name, code number and share in the grazing to which the croft is entitled. If you do not know this information you will need to contact the Grazing Clerk to find it out. Do not enter common grazing details on your IACS Data Sheets (3) and (4).

It is your responsibility to ensure that you claim for all your shares (including Common Grazing Generals).

If you need more space for this question, continue on a separate sheet and attach it securely to this page.

Name of common grazing

and

Code number of common grazing

Name of croft

and

Code number of croft (including sublets)

Specify your share

in the common grazing

Enter Y in the box below against each common

grazing that contributes to your LFASS activity and

that you wish to claim for LFASS 2012.Otherwise

enter N.

1 2 3 / 4 5 6 7

Inch Common Grazing

Example

7 6 5 / 4 3 2 1

/ /

Bolton Croft

/ /

/ /

/ /

1/5 Y

/

/

/

/

IACS(2) 2012 7

LFA

Areadeclared(hato2decimalplaces)

Non-LFA

Totals of areas claimed in your

IACS(3)and(4)

. Ha . Ha

6. Area Summary

SummariseyourareadeclarationforeachofthelandusesthatyouhavedeclaredincolumnsH&JofyourDataSheetsIACS(3)&(4).DO NOT INCLUDE ANY COMMON GRAZING(S) AREASenteredatQuestion4ofthis form.

PleasecheckthatyouhaveenteredlandinthecorrectcolumnsofyourDataSheetsIACS(3)&(4)andthattheareas you claim are accurate.

Total area entered in Column I

. Ha . HaOther Land Total area entered in Column K

Note – INCLUDE land in shared grazing/seasonal let

– EXCLUDE common grazing

5. Less Favoured Area Support Scheme (LFASS)

If you declare LFA land in Scotland and you actively farm it, you need to tell us whether you wish to claim for theLessFavouredAreaSupportScheme(LFASS)2012.Pleaseticktherelevantboxbelow.

NOTE – ToapplyforLFASS2012,youmusttickthe“Yes”box.If you do not do this you will not have made an application for payment of LFASS 2012.

Yes, I wish to claim LFASS 2012

No, I do not wish to claim LFASS 2012

IACS(2) 2012 7

LFA

Areadeclared(hato2decimalplaces)

Non-LFA

Totals of areas claimed in your

IACS(3)and(4)

. Ha . Ha

6. Area Summary

SummariseyourareadeclarationforeachofthelandusesthatyouhavedeclaredincolumnsH&JofyourDataSheetsIACS(3)&(4).DO NOT INCLUDE ANY COMMON GRAZING(S) AREASenteredatQuestion4ofthis form.

PleasecheckthatyouhaveenteredlandinthecorrectcolumnsofyourDataSheetsIACS(3)&(4)andthattheareas you claim are accurate.

Total area entered in Column I

. Ha . HaOther Land Total area entered in Column K

Note – INCLUDE land in shared grazing/seasonal let

– EXCLUDE common grazing

5. Less Favoured Area Support Scheme (LFASS)

If you declare LFA land in Scotland and you actively farm it, you need to tell us whether you wish to claim for theLessFavouredAreaSupportScheme(LFASS)2012.Pleaseticktherelevantboxbelow.

NOTE – ToapplyforLFASS2012,youmusttickthe“Yes”box.If you do not do this you will not have made an application for payment of LFASS 2012.

Yes, I wish to claim LFASS 2012

No, I do not wish to claim LFASS 2012

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7. Rural Development Contract – Rural Priorities: Annual recurrent claim

Use this part of the form to claim the annual recurrent options you declared on your data sheet(s). You can only claim for options approved in your Rural Priorities contract.

Enter the option code in the left hand column and provide the summary total from all your data sheets for that option in the right hand column. Continue for each option code you are claiming.

Use section 1 to claim for area and length options.

Use section 2 to claim for unit type options.

8. Payment in Euros.

You can be paid in either Sterling or Euros for SFP and SBCS.

Tick the box at section 6 to tell us that you want to be paid in Euros for 2012. If you do not tick the box we will pay you in Sterling.

You may change your mind on the currency you wish to be paid in, even if we have your completed form. If you want to change, you must write to us by 9 June 2012, otherwise we will pay in the currency you asked for on your form.

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IACS(2) 2012 9

Information to enclose with this Single Application Form IACS(2) and Data Sheets IACS(3) and (4)

9. Checklist

Complete this checklist to ensure you provide all the relevant information.

Check that you have:• includedallthelandheldbythebusinessinScotlandon15May2012;• declaredall land held out-with Scotland separately on the appropriate country’s form;• useduniquelandparcelidentificationnumberswherethesehavebeenallocated–otherwiseprovide

Ordnance Survey (OS) sheet numbers and field numbers or the parish/holding/suffix convention; and • signedanddatedeachDataSheetandanyenclosures;• madeyourRDC-RPAnnualrecurrentclaimwhereapplicable.

and if applicable, attached a• completed,signed&datedLandManagementOptionapplicationform(LMO(2)2012)

Ensure that your Main Location Code, business name and signature appears on each document you enclose.

Enter the number of Data Sheets you have completed in the relevant boxes: LFA Non-LFA

IACS(4)SeasonalLand

IACS(3) Permanent Land

Enter the number of continuation sheets used to declare common grazing shares (Question 4):

8. Payment in Euros

NOTE – In order to receive your payment in Euros you will need to open a Euro account with a UK bank. We will send you a Bankers Automated Clearing Service form (BACS EUROS) to complete and return to us so than we know the account to make payment to.

If we have paid you in Euros before we will use the details we already hold to make payment. You will need to write to us if you have changed or want to change your account details.

You can have your Single Farm Payment and Scottish Beef Scheme money paid in Euros. If you want to be paid in Euros for 2012, please tick this box. If you leave the box blank we will pay you in Sterling:

Yes, I wish to be paid in Euros

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7. Rural Development Contract – Rural Priorities Your Annual recurrent options claim

Section 1Annual Recurrent Options, totals for Options declared in hectares or metres on the Single Application Form land data sheets

Option code Total declared on Land Data Sheets

Section 2Annual Recurrent Options, totals for Options declared in other units (e.g. traps etc)

Option code Total Number Claimed

Please attach further sheets if required, using the same header titles as in the tables shown here.

Number of additional sheets:

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9. Checklist

This question lists the supporting documents which you may need to send with your SAF. Enter the number of documents (where relevant) that you have enclosed in the boxes provided.

Check the list carefully. If you do not enclose all the necessary documents you may lose some or all of your entitlement to aid. Remember you must sign, date and write your main location code on each supporting document.

10. Declarations and Undertakings

Read the declarations and undertakings carefully before you sign the form.

You must be over 16 years of age.

All applications must be signed by the applicant or by an agent authorised in writing. Do not sign the form using the business name.

Show your status in the box provided, for example applicant, applicant’s agent, company secretary, partner etc.

If you are an agent applying on behalf of a client please provide your Agent Identification Number and check that you have the necessary authorisation to sign this year’s form. If not, ensure that a separate written authorisation is provided on form AA1 which is available from any SGRPID area office or our website.

If the application is made on behalf of an IACS group (for example a number of legally separate businesses that are treated as a single business for IACS purposes), ensure that the representative who signs the SAF has the necessary written authority to act for each of the legally separate businesses within the IACS group.

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IACS(2) 2012 9

Information to enclose with this Single Application Form IACS(2) and Data Sheets IACS(3) and (4)

9. Checklist

Complete this checklist to ensure you provide all the relevant information.

Check that you have:• includedallthelandheldbythebusinessinScotlandon15May2012;• declaredall land held out-with Scotland separately on the appropriate country’s form;• useduniquelandparcelidentificationnumberswherethesehavebeenallocated–otherwiseprovide

Ordnance Survey (OS) sheet numbers and field numbers or the parish/holding/suffix convention; and • signedanddatedeachDataSheetandanyenclosures;• madeyourRDC-RPAnnualrecurrentclaimwhereapplicable.

and if applicable, attached a• completed,signed&datedLandManagementOptionapplicationform(LMO(2)2012)

Ensure that your Main Location Code, business name and signature appears on each document you enclose.

Enter the number of Data Sheets you have completed in the relevant boxes: LFA Non-LFA

IACS(4)SeasonalLand

IACS(3) Permanent Land

Enter the number of continuation sheets used to declare common grazing shares (Question 4):

8. Payment in Euros

NOTE – In order to receive your payment in Euros you will need to open a Euro account with a UK bank. We will send you a Bankers Automated Clearing Service form (BACS EUROS) to complete and return to us so than we know the account to make payment to.

If we have paid you in Euros before we will use the details we already hold to make payment. You will need to write to us if you have changed or want to change your account details.

You can have your Single Farm Payment and Scottish Beef Scheme money paid in Euros. If you want to be paid in Euros for 2012, please tick this box. If you leave the box blank we will pay you in Sterling:

Yes, I wish to be paid in Euros

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This application must be signed by the applicant or by an agent who has written authority from the applicant. Where this application is made by an IACS group, the application should be signed by a member of the group who has the authority to do so (i.e. if there are a number of legally separate businesses within the single IACS business covered by this Single Application Form, then an authorised representative should sign and date the claim below).

Before you sign and date the claim below, please check that you have completed all the necessary questions.

If you are an agent please enter your Agent Identification Number.

Signature Name (BLOCK LETTERS) Status *

* If the claimant is a limited company (or other corporate body) the claim must be signed by a director, the company secretary or another duly authorised officer. Enter the position held here. The signatory should sign in his or her own name and not the name of the business, or a partnership name.

If you are acting as an agent you need to supply your Agent Identification Number to tell us you have authority to complete this form. If you do not have an agent ID number you will need to complete an agent authorisation form (AA1) available at http://www.scotland.gov.uk/Resource/Doc/278281/0114525.pdf or from your SGRPID area office. We cannot accept forms from you until your agent authorisation has been approved.

Data DisclosureThedatayouhaveprovidedintheclaimformaresubjecttotheprovisionsoftheFreedomofInformation(Scotland)Act2002(FOISA),theDataProtectionAct1998andtheEnvironmentalInformation(Scotland)Regulations2004(EIR).ItisthepolicyofScottishMinisterstosharerelevantdata,includinghistorical,thatisheld on your business with other organisations for legitimate purposes and when required to do so and also to share relevant data under FOISA and EIR when it is in the public interest.

It is also the policy of Scottish Ministers to release information on recipients and amounts of subsidy paid under the Common Agricultural Policy schemes and the Scotland Rural Development Programme.

Please refer to the ‘Release of Subsidy and Recipient Information’ paragraph of the current IACS Explanatory Booklet IACS(1) for more information on the purposes for which we will use the data, and about the data we will release.

WARNING – If you knowingly or recklessly make a false statement to obtain payment of aid to yourself or anyone else, you risk prosecution. You also risk the loss of all the aid which you have claimed this year under the Single Farm Payment Scheme and the other IACS schemes, and your entitlement to claim under these schemes next year.

Please ensure you attach any continuation pages (with your Main Location Code and signature written on each sheet), completed Data Sheets or additional documentation, securely to this form.

Date D D / M M / Y Y Y Y

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Using the data sheet codes

When you complete your data sheets enter the code that most closely matches the use of the land parcel on the 15 May 2012. If the land parcel has not yet been cropped or you have yet to take a final decision on its use, tell us as best you can what you think the land use will be on 15 May 2012.

You can record multiple use codes across a single row on the data sheet e.g. a crop code in column H, a LMO use code in column L and a RDC–RP code in column N. If the land parcel has more than one use in the same column, you will have to split the land parcel by entering the details below, on a blank line or on a new data sheet e.g. you are growing two crops in the same land parcel in column H or you have two or more Rural Priorities codes in use in the same land parcel in column N (see examples at page 9 and 11).

For column J only

You need to tell us if you let land out seasonally. Enter the land let out prefix (LLO) followed by the crop type code in column J describing the actual land use on 15 May. Enter the area let out in column K. For example, if you let out a 10.00 hectare land parcel to a contractor who is using it to grow carrots you will enter LLO-CARR in column J with 10.00 ha. entered in column K. If you don’t supply the crop code we will have to contact you and this may slow down the processing of your SAF.

Land use code additions and changes from last year

New additions, or changes in the description of existing land use codes, have been highlighted in grey within the land use tables to bring this to your attention. In some cases you will have to read the associated scheme guidance booklets so that you understand when you should use them.

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Annex 1

Single Farm Payment Scheme, Less Favoured Area Support Scheme & Other Land on Holding Declaration.Use these codes to complete columns H and J of your data sheets. Annex 1 has been sub divided into 5 tables to better describe the code(s) purpose and what column(s) you can use them for on your data sheet(s).

Table 1.1 List of crops compatible for SFPS. You can use these codes in column H to support your SFPS claim or in column J for land declaration only.

Crop description code

ARTICHOKES ARTC

ASPARAGUS ASPG

AROMATIC, MEDICINAL AND CULINARY PLANTSThese are plants or parts of plants for pharmaceutical purposes, perfume manufacture or human consumption. Culinary plants are those which are used in small amounts for flavouring e.g. Bog Myrtle.

AMCP

BEANS FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION BEAN

BEDDING AND POT PLANTS BLB

Includes bedding and pot plants grown in the open or under cover (e.g. polytunnels).

BPP

BILBERRIES (and other fruits of the genus Vaccinium) BLB

BLACKBERRIES BKB

BLACKCURRANTS Grown in open soil under temporary walk-in structures * BLR-POLY

BLACKCURRANTS Grown in the open ** BLR-OPEN

BRUSSEL SPROUTS BSP

BUCKWHEAT BW

BULBS/FLOWERS BFLO

CABBAGES AND SAVOYS CABB

CALABRESE CALA

CANARY SEED CANS

CARROTS CARR

CAULIFLOWERS CAUL

CRANBERRIES CRB

DURUM WHEAT DW

EX – STRUCTURAL SET-ASIDE Land afforested using schemes administered by us and declared to support SFP set-aside entitlements in 2008. Please read your SFPS notes for guidance before using this code.

EX-SS

FALLOW FALW

FALLOW Land that has been fallow for over 5 years FALW-5

FIBRE FLAX FFS

FIELD BEANS FB

GOOSEBERRIES GSB

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GREEN COVER MIXTURES Land sown with crops normally ploughed in (not intended for harvest). Used to enhance nitrogen content, prevent soil erosion or weeds.

GCM

HEMP HS

LEEKS LEEK

LETTUCE LETT

LINSEED LIN

LOGANBERRIES LGB

MISCANTHUS MSC

MIXED CEREALS MC

MULBERRIES MLB

NEW WOODLAND AND FORESTRY use this code if your land parcel generated a SFP in 2008 and establishment of the trees took place after 31 December 2008. Please read section 4.11 of the Single Farm Payment Scheme Notes for Guidance before using this code. Areas claimed using this code cannot receive double payment under both SFP and RDC-RP woodland creation schemes. SGRPID will adjust your claim value if necessary.

NEWTRS

NURSERY – FRUIT STOCK # (see below) Includes spawn beds, runner beds stool beds and young plants intended for sale.

NU-FS

NURSERY – ROSES AND ROSE STOCK # (see below) NU-RRS

NURSERY – SHRUBS # (see below) NU-SH

NURSERY – ORNAMENTAL TREES # (see below) Exclude forest trees which should be declared as WAF

NU-OT

OTHER NURSERY STOCK # (see below) ONU

OTHER SOFT FRUIT OSFRT

OTHER VEGETABLES OVEG

PEAS FOR HUMAN CONSUMPTION PEAS

PROTEIN PEAS PP

RASPBERRIES Grown in open soil under temporary walk-in structures * RASP-POLY

RASPBERRIES Grown in the open ** RASP-OPEN

REDCURRENTS RRC

REED CANARY GRASS RCG

RHUBARB RHB

RYE RYE

SEED POTATOES SPOT

SHOPPING TURNIPS/SWEDES STS

SHORT ROTATION COPPICE SRC

SORGHUM SOR

SPRING BARLEY SB

SPRING OATS SO

SPRING OILSEED RAPE SOSR

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SPRING WHEAT SW

STRAWBERRIES Grown in open soil under temporary walk-in structures * STRB-POLY

STRAWBERRIES Grown in the open ** STRB-OPEN

SWEET LUPINS SL

TOP FRUIT Use for fruit growing in trees e.g. apples. TFRT

TRITICALE TRIT

TURF PRODUCTION TURF

WARE POTATOES WPOT

WHITE CURRANTS WRC

WHOLE CROP CEREALS Use where a cereal crop grown on its own is harvested whole for livestock feed.

WCC

WILD BIRD SEED WBS

WINTER BARLEY WB

WINTER OATS WO

WINTER OILSEED RAPE WOSR

WINTER WHEAT WW

# - Nursery Stock – these are woody plants grown in the open air for subsequent transplantation.

* Include crops grown in temporary structures that people can walk into without displacing or dismantling the structure. Do not include crops grown under low plastic tunnels or plastic coverings that people cannot walk into. Do not include crops grown under glass on solid flooring which are not eligible for Single Farm Payment; use the codes in table 1.5 for crops grown under glass.

** As well as crops grown in the open, include any crops grown under low plastic tunnels or plastic coverings that people cannot walk into.

Table 1.2 The crops listed below are compatible for both SFPS and LFASS. You can use these codes in column H to support your SFPS & LFASS claim(s) or in column J for land declaration only.

Crop description Code

ARABLE SILAGE FOR STOCK FEED includes recognised seed mixtures of cereal, peas, beans and/or grass or ensiled cereal crops under-sown with grass for future grazing/cutting but excludes ensiled stands of whole cereal crops which can be claimed for SFPS under the WCC crop code.

ASSF

FODDER BEET OCS-B

GRASS OVER 5 YEARS PGRS

GRASS UNDER 5 YEARS TGRS

KALE AND CABBAGES FOR STOCK FEED OCS-K

OPEN WOODLAND (GRAZED) WDG

OTHER CROPS FOR STOCK FEED (excluding kale, cabbages & fodder beet) OCS

RAPE FOR STOCK FEED RAST

ROUGH GRAZING RGR

TURNIPS/SWEDES FOR STOCK FEED TSWS

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Table 1.3 Use the LIEM code for areas where SFPS is being claimed on agri-environmental options that are not eligible for LFASS e.g. grass land under total stock exclusion.

Description Code

LFASS INELIGIBLE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT LIEM

Table 1.4 Use the PEM code to support your SFPS claim where an area is being used as a positive environmental measure. Only use this code in column H and only for,

• GAEC measure 5; field drainage system allowed to deteriorate for environmental gain, and/or

• GAEC measure 18; scrub encroachment permitted for environmental benefit only.

Description Code

POSITIVE ENVIRONMENTAL MANAGEMENT PEM Table 1.5 Codes for crops and land that are incompatible for SFPS. Only use these codes in column J.

Description Code

PONDS, RIVERS, STREAMS OR LOCHS PRSL

RASPBERRIES GROWN UNDER GLASS Use where crop is grown in a glasshouseonasolidfloororothersimilarpermanentstructure.

RASP-GLS

ROADS, YARDS OR BUILDINGS RYB

SCREE OR SCRUB Areas of rocks and dense impenetrable vegetation, for example, bracken or gorse inaccessible by grazing livestock.

SCR

STRAWBERRIES GROWN UNDER GLASS Use where crop is grown in a glasshouseonasolidfloororothersimilarpermanentstructure.

STRB-GLS

TREES, SHRUBS AND BUSHESDo not include orchards or nurseries.

TSB

WOODLAND AND FORESTRY Use where land parcel has never been eligible for SFPS and/or crop was established before 1st January 2009.

WAF

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Annex 2Land Managers Options (LMO) codes. Only use these codes in column L.

Description CodeUnit of

measurementRotation option?

Wild bird seed / unharvested crop LMOWBS ha. Yes

Improvement of rush pasture LMOIRP ha.

Summer cattle grazing LMOSCG ha.

Management of moorland grazing LMOMMG ha.

Management of linear features Hedges – Landscapes LMOHEDA metres.

Hedges - Biodiversity LMOHEDB metres.

Dykes LMODYK sq metres.

Establishment and management of grass margins and beetle banks in arablefields.

Establishment and management LMOGMB ha.

Management of grass margins and beetlebanksinarablefields. Management LMOGME ha.

Biodiversity cropping on in-bye Normal LMOBCN ha. Yes

Traditional harvesting Supplement LMOBCT ha. Yes

Management of conservation headlands

Normal LMOCHN ha. Yes

Premium LMOCHP ha. Yes

Supplement LMOCHS ha. Yes

Retention of winter stubbles LMORWS ha. Yes

Natural regeneration of cereals LMONRC ha. Yes

Maintenance of organic farming Arable land LMOMOA ha.

Maintenance of organic farming Improved grassland LMOMOI ha.

Maintenance of organic farming Fruit and vegetable land LMOMOV ha.

Maintenance of organic farming Unimproved grassland / rough grazing LMOMOF ha.

Small scale woodland creation Agricultural land LMOSCWA ha.

Non agricultural land LMOSCWN ha.

Management of small woodlands Normal LMOSWN ha.

Stock exclusion LMOSWS ha.

Management of genetically appropriate tree stocks for seed production Management LMOSSM ha.

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Annex 3

Rural Development Contracts Rural Priorities Codes. Only use these codes in column N.

Option Description CodeUnit of


Conversion to organic farming - arable RP21401A ha.

Conversion to organic farming - improved grassland RP21401B ha.

Conversion to organic farming - fruit and vegetables RP21401C ha.

Conversion to organic farming - rough grazing RP21401D ha.

Maintenance of organic farming - arable RP21401E ha.

Maintenance of organic farming - improved grassland RP21401F ha.

Maintenance of organic farming - fruit and vegetables RP21401G ha.

Maintenance of organic farming - rough grazing RP21401H ha.

Wild bird seed mix / Unharvested crop RP21402 ha. Yes

Mown grassland for wildlife RP21403 ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Corn Buntings – 1 Aug RP21404 ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Corn Buntings – 24 July RP21404B ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Corncrakes - 1 Aug RP21405A ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Corncrakes - 15 Aug RP21405B ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Corncrakes - 1 Sept RP21405C ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Chough - 15 Aug RP21405D ha. Yes

Mown grassland for Chough - 1 Sept RP21405E ha. Yes

Grazed grassland for Corncrakes RP21406 ha.

Creation and management of cover for Corncrakes RP21407 ha.

Management of cover for Corncrakes RP21408 ha.

Management of open grazed or wet grassland for wildlife RP21409 ha. Yes

Mammal and bird control - predator control RP21410A ha.

Mammal and bird control - crow control RP21410B Units

Mammal and bird control - for Black Grouse/Capercaillie RP21410C ha.

Supplementary food provision for raptors - Hen Harriers RP21411A Units

Supplementary food provision for raptors - Golden Eagles RP21411B Units

Wardening for Golden Eagles - Farm unit RP21412A Units

Wardening for Golden Eagles - Common grazings committee RP21412B Units

Control of invasive non-native species - Rhododendron RP21413A ha.

Control of invasive non-native species - Japanese Knotweed RP21413B ha.

Control of invasive non-native species - Giant Hogweed RP21413C ha.

Control of invasive non-native species - Himalayan Balsam RP21413D ha.

Control of grey squirrel for red squirrel conservation RP21413E Units

Control of grey squirrel for broadleaf woodland protection RP21413F Units

Management of species rich grassland RP21414 ha.

Bracken management programme for habitat enhancement RP21415 ha.

Creation and management of species rich grassland for wildlife RP21416 ha.

Creation and management of species rich grassland for wildlife and crop marks RP21416B ha.

Creation and management of species rich grassland for invertebrates RP21416C ha.

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Creation and management of species rich grassland for invertebrates and crop marks RP21416D ha.

Management of habitat mosaics RP21417 ha.

Management of wetland RP21418 ha.

Create, restore and manage wetland RP21419 ha.

Lowland raised bogs - basic management RP21420A ha.

Lowland raised bogs - with grazing management supplement RP21420B ha.

Water margins - enhance biodiversity RP21421A ha.

Water margins - reduce diffuse pollution RP21421B ha.

Managementoffloodplains RP21422 ha.

Buffer areas for fens and lowland raised bogs RP21423 ha.

Management of coastal, serpentine and special interest heath RP21424 ha.

Lowland heath RP21425 ha.

Wildlife management on upland and peatland sites RP21426 ha.

Management of moorland grazing RP21427 ha.

Moorland grazings on uplands and peatlands RP21428 ha.

Moorland - stock disposal RP21429 ha.

Stock disposal – combined with moorland grazing options RP21429B ha.

Away-wintering of sheep RP21430 ha.

Off-wintering of sheep RP21431 ha.

Muirburn and heather swiping RP21432 ha.

Hedgerows-3yearsforbiodiversitybenefits RP21433A Metres

Hedgerows-2yearsforlandscapebenefits RP21433B Metres

Management of extended hedges and hedgerow trees RP21434 Metres

Grass margins and beetlebanks – create/ manage - mixed arable RP21435A ha. Yes

Grass margins and beetlebanks - create/ manage - organic RP21435B ha. Yes

Grass margins and beetlebanks – management only - mixed arable RP21435C ha. Yes

Grass margins and beetlebanks - management only - organic RP21435D ha. Yes

Biodiversity cropping on in-bye - basic management RP21436A ha. Yes

Biodiversity cropping on in-bye - with binders/stooks RP21436B ha. Yes

Cropped machair - with FYM/seaweed RP21437A ha.

Cropped machair - with FYM/seaweed and binder/stooks RP21437B ha.

Cropped machair - without FYM/seaweed RP21437C ha.

Cropped machair - without FYM/seaweed, with binder/stooks RP21437D ha.

Ancient wood pasture - in-bye land RP21438A ha.

Ancient wood pasture - rough grazing RP21438B ha.

Scrub and tall herb communities RP21439 ha.

Arable reversion to grassland RP21440 ha.

Arable reversion to grassland – conversion and management RP21440A ha.

Arable reversion to grassland – management only RP21440B ha.

Conservation management for small units - individual RP21441A ha.

Conservation management for small units - collective RP21441B ha.

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Grazing management of cattle - retention RP21442A ha.

Grazing management of cattle - introduction RP21442B ha.

Rough grassland for Hen Harriers – from arable land RP21443A ha.

Rough grassland for Hen Harriers – from improved grassland RP21443B ha.

Rough grassland for Hen Harriers – from unimproved grassland RP21443C ha.

Rough habitats for Hen Harriers RP21443D ha.

Grazed grassland management for Chough RP21444 ha.

Annex 4

Rural Development Contracts Rural Priorities Codes - Forestry Options for annual recurrent grants. Only use these codes in column N on your Permanent Land data sheet.

Woodland Creation Options

To allow the specific permutation of potential annual recurrent grants to be correctly coded into the SAF for payment, the Woodland Creation codes shown in your RDC-RP Contract’s Schedule of Works (SoW) have been extended as shown in the tables below.

For the Woodland Creation options’ annual recurrent grants, the codes available for SAF data capture are made up of a Maintenance annual recurrent grant code per option and a further 4 Farmland Premium annual recurrent grant codes per option.

Please choose the corresponding option(s) and enter them in the data sheet(s) against the land parcel(s) you wish to claim. For example, if the option code RP22301A is shown in your RDC-RP contract SoW and you wish to claim the associated Maintenance annual payment, then do not enter this code on your SAF but instead enter the Maintenance code of RP22301AM.

If we have pre-printed your codes, please check they show the new code(s) correctly. It is your responsibility to submit a correct claim. When you make your claim please make sure that you claim,

• LFA options on LFA data sheets

• Non–LFA options on Non LFA data sheets

Land classification

If you are using a blank data sheet please tick the appropriate box to show the land classification of your land parcel; Less Favoured Area (LFA) or Non-Less Favoured Area (Non-LFA). Use separate data sheets if your parcels fall within both land classifications. If you do not know the classification of your land parcel, treat it as Non-LFA.

Using your land parcel for more than one option?

If your land parcel has more than option type you will need to split your claim information by entering the 2nd option and area immediately below the 1st e.g. one line for a ‘Maintenance’ code and another line for a ‘Farmland Premium’ code. An example of a multiple entry can be found at page 11.

If your land parcel has more than two options in the same column, you will need to copy the land parcel details to a blank line in the data sheet, or a new data sheet, and enter the 3rd and any subsequent option(s) and claim area(s). Please be careful not to over claim your eligible land parcel area where your land parcel has split uses.

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If you do not use Rural Payments Online to submit your SAF, you will need to complete question 7 on the IACS(2) form to summarise your claim. The Rural Payments Online system completes this question for you when you complete your data sheets.

Sustainable Management of Forests Options

Enter the appropriate code against the land parcel you wish to claim for. You will need to complete claim form RP1 if you do not submit your SAF via Rural Payments Online.

Option description Code Unit

SoW code RP22301A SAF codes

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer low cost-Maintenance RP22301AM ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer low cost-Farmland Premium on Unimproved RP22301AU ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer low cost-Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301AS ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer low cost-Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301AD ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer low cost-Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301AN ha.

SoW code RP22301B SAF codes

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer high cost-Maintenance RP22301BM ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer high cost-Farmland Premium on Unimproved RP22301BU ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer high cost-Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301BS ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer high cost-Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301BD ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod conifer high cost-Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301BN ha.

SoW code RP22301C SAF codes

Woodland Creation - Prod broadleaf woodland-Maintenance RP22301CM ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod broadleaf woodland-Farmland Premium on Unimproved RP22301CU ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod broadleaf woodland-Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301CS ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod broadleaf woodland-Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301CD ha.

Woodland Creation - Prod broadleaf woodland-Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301CN ha.

SoW code RP22301D SAF codes

Woodland Creation - Native Woodland Planting-Maintenance RP22301DM ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Woodland Planting-Farmland Premium on Unimproved RP22301DU ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Woodland Planting-Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301DS ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Woodland Planting-Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301DD ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Woodland Planting-Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301DN ha.

SoW code RP22301E SAF codes

Woodland Creation - Native Wood Natural Regen-Maintenance RP22301EM ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Wood Natural Regen-Farmland Premium on Unimproved RP22301EU ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Wood Natural Regen-Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301ES ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Wood Natural Regen-Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301ED ha.

Woodland Creation - Native Wood Natural Regen-Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301EN ha.

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Option description Code Unit

SoW code RP22301F SAF codes

Woodland Creation - Mixed Con/BL wood-Maintenance RP22301FM ha.

Woodland Creation - Mixed Con/BL wood-Farmland Premium on Unimproved RP22301FU ha.

Woodland Creation - Mixed Con/BL wood-Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301FS ha.

Woodland Creation - Mixed Con/BL wood-Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301FD ha.

Woodland Creation - Mixed Con/BL wood-Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301FN ha.

SoW code RP22301G SAF codes

Woodland creation Northern & Western Isles Native Woodland – Maintenance

RP22301GM ha.

Woodland creation Northern & Western Isles Native Woodland – Farmland Premium on Unimproved

RP22301GU ha.

Woodland creation Northern & Western Isles Native Woodland – Farmland Premium on LFASDA

RP22301GS ha.

Woodland creation Northern & Western Isles Native Woodland – Farmland Premium on LFADA

RP22301GD ha.

Woodland creation Northern & Western Isles Native Woodland – Farmland Premium on NLFA

RP22301GN ha.

SoW code RP22301H SAF codes

Woodland creation Central Scotland Mixed Woodland – Maintenance RP22301HM ha.

Woodland creation Central Scotland Mixed Woodland – Farmland Premium on Unimproved

RP22301HU ha.

Woodland creation Central Scotland Mixed Woodland – Farmland Premium on LFASDA RP22301HS ha.

Woodland creation Central Scotland Mixed Woodland – Farmland Premium on LFADA RP22301HD ha.

Woodland creation Central Scotland Mixed Woodland – Farmland Premium on NLFA RP22301HN ha.

Sustainable Management Of Forests

Sustainable Management Of Forests - Native woodlands RP22501A ha.

Sustainable Management Of Forests - LISS RP22501B ha.

Sustainable Management Of Forests - Public access RP22501C ha.

Sustainable Management Of Forests - Restructuring felling RP22501D ha.

Sustainable Management Of Forests - Livestock removal RP22501E ha.

Sustainable Management Of Forests - Controlled livestock grazing of woodland RP22501F ha.

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