Poultry Biosecurity Reviews

Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs / Rural Payments Agency
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Funding

£430 – £1,290

Location

England

Applications

Open until 31 March 2029

Overview

This grant pays for a vet to visit your farm and carry out a biosecurity review of your poultry. It is open to keepers of chickens, ducks, geese, or turkeys in England. You can receive between £430 and £1,290 depending on the type of review. The scheme is open year-round with a deadline of 31 March 2029.

Eligibility

Who can apply:

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Key requirements:

  • Must keep chickens, ducks, geese, or turkeys in England
Who is this for?

This grant is for poultry keepers in England who keep chickens, ducks, geese, or turkeys. It is not for keepers of cattle, sheep, or pigs, who have a separate scheme.

Regions

Full details from Department for Environment, Food & Rural Affairs / Rural Payments Agency

Farmers who keep cattle, sheep or pigs can get funding for a vet to visit their farm to carry out an animal health and welfare review and an endemic disease follow-up. Grant values range from £258 to £1,844 per review or follow-up depending on livestock type. The scheme is open year-round.

How to apply

You apply through the Rural Payments Agency. The scheme is open year-round, so you can apply at any time before 31 March 2029.

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Last updated: 20 July 2026