Tilth

For an SFI application, whenever you come to make one.

Plan your next SFI application on your own fields, free up to 50 hectares and two people.

Your fields come in by SBI in a few minutes. Put the actions on them and see what they'd pay.

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Free up to 50 hectares and two people, for good. A whole farm is £200 a year or £25 a month. An invitation comes by email, usually straight away.

What it does for an application

  1. Your fields come in by SBI, in a few minutes.
  2. You put the actions you're thinking of onto the fields they'd go on.
  3. It totals what they'd pay at the rates GOV.UK publishes, which arrive in your own table and are yours to check and change, and warns you if the plan runs up against the 25 per cent limited area rule.
  4. It gives you the parcel numbers and areas in the RPA's own terms, so you're typing from a sheet rather than working the same sums out twice.

It can't submit for you, and nothing can: the RPA takes no file, and applications are made on the Rural Payments screens, parcel by parcel. The figures are planning estimates at the published rates, which arrive in your own table and are yours to check and change. Where Tilth's area for a field and the RPA's differ, theirs is the one that counts, and the sheet says so. The SFI is an England scheme, and the fields come in from the RPA's own open data, so bringing them in by SBI is England too.

A field open on the map on satellite, with its card beside it: area in hectares and acres, the crop, what is next, and a CAHL4 buffer strip listed at 0.19 hectares paying £100 a year.
One field open on the map, and its card: the CAHL4 buffer strip on it at 0.19 hectares, and what that earns a year at the rate in the table.
See it working, in fifty secondsOn a demo farm. What a plan would pay and the sheet to type from are at the end of it. There is no sound; the words are in the picture.© Maxar © Mapbox © OpenStreetMap. Contains modified Copernicus Sentinel data 2026.

Free either way, and no account needed

Two things on this site are open to anybody, whether you use Tilth or not.

  • Every SFI 2026 action and what it pays

    Every action in the 2026 offer with the rate GOV.UK publishes for it, read again every morning, sortable by what it pays. The twelve that have left the offer and still have a guide here are in the list too, with the rate that applied when they closed.

  • The 25 per cent limited area calculator

    Works out your allowance and how much of it your plan uses, counting what you already hold. Nothing you type into it leaves your browser.

Your data is yours

Tilth is built by a working farmer in Essex, and it runs on one rule. Your records are never sold, never shared, and never used to sell you anything. Everything can be downloaded whenever you like, in ordinary files, and you can leave whenever you like.

Start free

Tell me a little about your farm and a link to get started comes by email, usually straight away. Any farm can start free: a bigger one brings in up to 50 hectares of its fields to try it. Up to 50 hectares and two people stays free for good, and a whole farm is £200 a year or £25 a month.

Optional, but it is what says whether Tilth can help with your scheme. Leave it blank, or put a town rather than a county, and I will look at your request myself and reply, instead of an invitation arriving straight away.

No account is made now. I use these details to send your invitation and get in touch about it, and your answer on where you heard about Tilth to see how farmers find it, and for nothing else. They are never sold and never shared. How we handle your details.