Change description : 2026-01-21 10:29:00: Provided further explanation of ‘imported stone’ which is stone that’s quarried off site and brought onto the holding. [Guidance and regulation]
This item is part of Capital Grants.Grants 2025. You must read the Capital items:Grants 2025 guidanceforto applicantsunderstand the rules and agreementhow holdersto apply.
If you’re applying for this item as part of a Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier (CSHT) application, you must read the CSHT applicant’s guide to understand the rules and how to apply.
How much you’ll be paid
£164.50 per metre (m).(m). The payment rate is for the total length of boundary under the supplement, not for each side of the boundary.
How this supplement benefits the environment
Restoring the stone walls helps control livestock and conserve a traditional landscape.
if you have received funding in the last 7 years to maintain the same section of stone wall
What you must do to use this supplement
You must:
usemake importedsure stone thatthat’s quarried off site and brought onto the holding (imported stone) matches the type, size and style of the wall being restored
If you’re applying for this item as part of a Countryside Stewardship Higher Tier (CSHT) application, you must read the record keeping and site visit requirements in the CSHT agreement holder’s guide.
Other items and supplements you can use with this supplement
The following advice may help you to use this supplement, but you do not have to follow it to get paid. It’s not part of this supplement’s requirements.
Choosing the right style for the wall
You should restore the wall so that it matches the local stone type and wall style. Distinctive local variation can occur in a small area.
To restore the stone wall successfully, use the same local stone and rebuild with:
the same size and shape of stone
stones split to match the local style – after the stone wall boundary has been restored to a good condition, you may apply SFI management action BND1: Maintain dry stone walls to maintain it