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ERDP
(redirected from The England Rural Development Programme)

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ERDPThe England Rural Development Programme
ERDPEngland Rural Development Plan (UK)
ERDPEffective Rumen Degradable Protein (dietary science)
ERDPEarly Reading Development Pilot (UK)
ERDPEngineering Rotational Development Program (Caterpillar)
ERDPEngine Room Distribution Panel (maritime electrical systems)
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A pounds 100,000 grant from the England Rural Development Programme helped with the conversion and set-up costs.
Farm opens brew centre by Evening Chronicle (Newcastle, England)
Also speaking at the event was Adrian Vass, Defra's rural development adviser for the region, who explained why Defra was supporting the organic sector and outlined how the England Rural Development Programme could help organic farmers.
Ambitious bid launched to boost organic sector by The Journal (Newcastle, England)
The Rural Enterprise Scheme (RES)is one of ten schemes which operate under the England Rural Development Programme.
A helping hand in changing times by Evening Gazette (Middlesbrough, England)
 
 
 
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