Now could be a good time to review investment and wider business plans for those who missed out on the latest round of the Sustainable Farming Incentive (SFI), suggests Mark Chatterton, head of agriculture at Duncan & Toplis. “Some investments will remain worthwhile, particularly those that can improve productivity, reduce costs or support the long-term performance of the farm. But it could make sense for others to be delayed, phased or reconsidered,” he explains. “The important question is whether the investment still makes financial sense. Consider potential returns, cashflow and the wider benefit to the farming operation.” This wider review…