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BPS (Basic Payment Scheme) Entitlements Trading

We offer a comprehensive service in the trading of all types of Basic Payment Scheme Entitlements for farmers in Scotland.

If you have surplus Entitlements you want to sell, or if you want to source additional Entitlements to maximise your annual claim, give us a call to discuss your requirements. Entitlements can be traded throughout the year but the Entitlements market is at its busiest in spring, as farmers wishing to claim on additional Entitlements need to have them in place

Lot Sizes

Lot sizes can be split to suit the buyer but Entitlements cannot be stacked up i.e. you cannot buy two hectares of Entitlement and stack it on one hectare of land.

Selling or Buying BPS Entitlements

If you would like to buy or sell BPS Entitlements for 2026 then please contact Kim Livesey on 01228 792299 or landagency@cdrural.co.uk to discuss in more detail. All transfers must be completed by 2nd April for inclusion within this years BPS window

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