Farm assurance schemes
Helping farmers access premium markets
Losing accreditation can mean the difference between profit and loss.
Producing a premium product that qualifies for Farm Assurance schemes allows farmers to access better markets which results in higher prices. But to achieve and maintain accreditation is becoming more and more challenging for farmers.
Meet changing farm assurance standards
It is becoming harder to maintain accreditation, with more stringent vetting and the adoption of unannounced inspections and even public reporting hotlines. We help you stay on top of compliance by:
Reviews & Gap Analysis
Audit Preparation
Ongoing Support
An individual approach to farm assurances
Participating in a farm assurance scheme provides farmers with market advantages, improved reputation, regulatory compliance, opportunities for continuous improvement, risk mitigation, and access to financial incentives.
Here’s how we work with you to gain farm assurance accreditation:
Farm-specific/Assurance scheme-specific (eg Red Tractor farm assurance scheme)
Tailored Assurance Farm File
Enhanced assurance scheme specialist support (Such as Arla Garden, M&S, McDonald’s etc.)
Assurance Scheme Pre-audits
Communications with auditors
Attendance at farm inspections
Maintenance and submission of online data
Support to maintain your accreditation
How our farm assurance scheme service works
Farm visits
A farm-specific, tailored Assurance Farm File
An Action Plan which we help you complete
Pre-Audit assessments
Communications with auditors
Support with uploading online submissions
Year-round support
Our premium Farm Assurance service is tailored to your farm and the specific farm assurance scheme that you want to join or are already a member of. Whether this is the Red Tractor farm assurance standards, McDonalds, M&S or Arla Garden, each has specific criteria that we work towards.
Your questions, answered
Want to improve yields and reduce risks on your farm, but have some questions? See our FAQs.
How do I become farm assured?
Is there a farm assurance checklist I can use?
What is NSF farm assurance (or what are common assurance scheme examples)?
What is the RSPCA farm assurance scheme?
What is dairy farm assurance?
What are the benefits of being an assured farm?
Helping you focus on farming!