Norfolk and Suffolk are both in the UK’s top 10 destinations for farm holidays in 2022, according to accommodation provider Farm Stay.

Arable farmland prices in England have risen to £9,700/acre in Q3 2021 – the highest quarterly average since early 2018.

Farmers and landowners with dormant small-scale quarries could bring them back into economic use as demand soars for local building stone.

Strong demand for farmland is continuing – with robust levels of activity across East Anglia for both public and private sales and notable increases in value for amenity land.

The pivotal role played by East Anglia’s countryside in boosting people’s well-being is highlighted in a new survey.

England’s farmland market is busier than it has been for some time, with many farms and estates attracting multiple bidders and selling for more than their guide price.

Farmers should welcome visitors to the countryside, says new government guidance which urges people to act responsibly when walking on rights of way.

Global warming, government policies and environmental pressures are set to see big changes to farmland, says a report.

Farmland values rose by an average of 3% in 2020 with record low supply and relatively robust demand helping to underpin prices.