Loose lips sink ships …
In Spencer vs Spencer, Lincolnshire farmer Michael Spencer recently won his case against the estate of his late father, John Spencer, leading to him successfully inheriting the family farming business.
Red horizons or blue sky thinking – what conference season told us about party commitments to farming
We now have a clearer picture of what the main parties will do for farming and rural communities if they succeed at the next general election.
Succession planning – a guide for getting started
Succession planning – a summary of what succession planning involves, to help guide farming families through the process.
Concerns over energy suppliers fuelling fertiliser prices
As winter approaches, farmers will need to brace themselves for a further spike in energy costs as a series or global events are set to impact the gas and oil markets.
Green farmers hit by tax blow
Government wants UK farmers to get involved with schemes that will see part of their land ‘re-wilded’ to help tackle climate change
Are staycations still powering the UK agritourism sector?
Ian Parker, Whitley Stimpson Partner provides an overview on the investment in agritourism and it being a viable form of diversification.