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Project Reports Local Action Group Thursday 23 rd August 2018 102756 J C Gay & Son Oestrus and Rumination monitoring collars (MooMonitor+) Priority 1 Support for Farm Productivity Objective: The business will benefit through improved


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Project Reports Local Action Group Thursday 23rd August 2018

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102756 J C Gay & Son – Oestrus and Rumination monitoring collars (MooMonitor+)

Priority 1 Support for Farm Productivity Objective: The business will benefit through improved efficiency, better animal health, reduced feed wastage and higher milk yield. Grant £10,200 Intervention Rate 40% Jobs Created 0.0 Results:

  • One new technique
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105419 DJ & JN Spratt – Improving Arable Cropping Efficiency

Priority 1 Support for Farm Productivity Objective: to grow the business by investing in a direct drill to increase productivity and implement a new and improved strategy for establishing crops at Cote Farm, Aust. Grant £28,120 Intervention Rate 40% Jobs Created 0.5 Mzuri Direct Drill Results:

  • One new technique
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104040 F Roe & Son – Milking Equipment Improvements

Priority 1 Support for Farm Productivity Objective: improve the health and welfare of the cow herd by modernising and improving milking equipment to create a more efficient and sustainable milking enterprise: variable speed motor vacuum and milk pumps, an airwash and cluster flush system plus herd management system at Toghill Farm, Wick Grant £31,839 Intervention Rate 40% Jobs Created 1

Cow Collar for Herd Management

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104040 F Roe & Son – Milking Equipment Improvements

Results:

  • Efficiency improved
  • One hour less milking time
  • 20% reduction in electricity
  • Milk quality improvements – cell

count

  • Optimised calf interval – 20 days

saved

  • Conception rates up 10%
  • Savings of £10k pa
  • Early detection of sickness
  • New staff in the Autumn
  • Herd growth in pipeline
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105664 Westwind Oak Buildings Ltd – Workshop Development

Priority 2 Support for Micro and Small Business Objective: to invest in additional workshop machinery to allow for greater efficiency and capacity to enable the company to grow and create new jobs at the workshop in Lower Claverham Grant £10,538.17 Intervention Rate 40% Jobs Created 2 Businesses Benefitting 3 Chain Morticer and Two Circular Saws

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105664 Westwind Oak Buildings Ltd – Workshop Development

Results:

  • One FTE (mix of employees and

sub-contractors plus Apprentice)

  • Three suppliers have seen

modest increase in business

  • Increased order book from

greater capacity Jungheinreich Forklift Truck

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104085 Hawkesbury Community Shop

Priority 4 Rural Services Objective: to refurbish and develop the newly created Community-run Shop in Hawkesbury Upton Grant £29,955.91 Intervention Rate 80% Jobs Created 1 Businesses Benefitting 1 Shop refurbishment and refit with mini cafe; Upstairs gutted to create kitchen, store room, and office to let

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104085 Hawkesbury Community Shop

Results:

  • 1.4 FTE posts safeguarded
  • 1 part time post introduced
  • 1 part time post planned
  • More than 40 active

volunteers

  • Turnover up 60% and rising
  • More local produce on sale
  • Positive impact on social

wellbeing

  • Countryside Alliance “best new

shop” award

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105143 Ganley & Naish Cider

Priority 1c Support for Farm Productivity Objective: to invest in a new belt press and other equipment to double craft cider production, at Kenn in North Somerset Grant £10,253.83 Intervention Rate 40% Jobs Created New Products 2

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105143 Ganley & Naish Cider – Production Expansion

Results:

  • New production line up

and running for 2017 Harvest

  • One new cider (Browns)

now on sale, a second in process

  • Well on the way to

doubling production and looking to expand further

Bio Belt Press

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102629 Farmborough Community Shop

Priority 4 Rural Services Objective: to provide a new prefabricated building to house a community-run shop in the village

  • f Farmborough.

Grant £83,072 Intervention Rate 80% Jobs Created 2 Rural Population Benefitting 2,700

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102629 Farmborough Community Shop

Results:

  • Full Time Manager recruited
  • £30,000+ raised through local

fundraising including Community Shares

  • £30,000 grant from Prince’s

Countryside fund

  • 40 volunteers recruited
  • Opened July 2018 – going well
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102590 M&G Countryside Development

Priority 6 Support for Increasing Forestry Productivity Objective: To purchase a specialist woodland tractor and winch and front loader in order to expand the forestry business and improve productivity Grant £39,788.00 Intervention Rate 40% Jobs Created 1.33 Results:

  • 1.0 FTE (so far)
  • One new technique – extracting

and removing heavy timber with winch and loader.

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102562 - JF and ST Ludlow

Priority 2 Support for micro and small businesses (non- agricultural) and farm diversification Objective: To diversify the farm business and install a new purpose built swimming pool 12.5m x 5m in a redundant dairy parlour building on the

  • farm. The pool would provide a place to

run a swimming school for children as well as a local leisure facility. Grant £99,960.93 Intervention Rate 33.8% Jobs Created 3 (over 3 years)

From this.........

Results (not due till April next year):

  • Pool has opened and is trading as a

business.

To this...........

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102821 – Refurbishment of Cart Shed, Winterbourne Barn

Priority 5 Support for cultural and heritage activity Objective: Restoring a traditional Cart Shed to provide a reception and education centre for Winterbourne Medieval Barn, a building of national historic importance. Grant £41,212.80 Intervention Rate 80% Jobs Created Results:

  • First year results due Mar 2019