Farmland values edge up as supply remains flat
The average price of bare agricultural land has nudged back above £7,000/acre in England and Wales, according to the latest Knight Frank Farmland Index.
Farmland values polarised amid ongoing uncertainty
Average rural land values remained broadly flat in East Anglia during the first quarter of 2019 according to new data from Carter Jonas.
Eastern region bucks national trend on farmland sales
East Anglia accounted for 15% of the farmland put up for sale in the UK during the first three months of this year, according to latest research from Savills.
How to get to grips with EFA planning this year
Greening rules remain largely unchanged for the 2019 scheme year – but double-funding restrictions may catch out some growers when planning their Ecological Focus Area (EFA).
East Anglia accounts for a quarter of all farmland sold in 2018
East Anglia accounted for 25% of the farmland sold in England during 2018, according to latest research from Savills.
Land prices ease amid ongoing uncertainty
Farmland prices eased by almost 2% during the three months to October, according to the latest figures from Knight Frank.
Farmland values rise – but market getting tougher
The farmland market in England is getting tougher – despite rising average values over the first half of 2018, according to land and property specialists Strutt & Parker.
Six ‘easy’ benchmarks to get ready for Brexit
Arable farmers looking to get their business into best shape ahead of Brexit are being encouraged to look at six ‘easy to calculate’ management benchmarks as a useful starting point.
Redundant farm buildings find new lease of life as industrial units
A shortage of industrial and distribution space is creating opportunities for farmers to boost their income, says Edward Tabner.
More options to convert farm buildings into homes
A relaxation of planning rules is set to give farmers more options when it comes to converting agricultural buildings into family homes.