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There are positive signs of a future farming policy starting to emerge, with a recognition of what the farming industry needs, according to Thomson Snell and Passmore head of agricultural and rural affairs Sue Lister.
Farmers may be able to reclaim VAT on Single Farm Payment Entitlements if the income from subsidies was to be invested into taxable farming activities.
Rural house building could be boosted by proposed changes to national planning rules, including a new exception which could help farmers looking to retire and allow the next generation to take over the farm.
A Chinese buyer has caused alarm by purchasing more than 3,000 hectares (7,500 acres) of prime wheat growing land in the Alier and Central Indre regions of France.
Farmers struggling to care for family members battling life-threatening illnesses are among the 3,000-plus BPS claimants who are still waiting for their cash.
With just one year to go until Britain exits the EU, Farmers Guardian has launched a dedicated Brexit hub to help readers navigate the uncharted waters ahead.
A group of MPs and peers has warned the housing needs of older people living in the countryside, particularly retiring farm workers, are being ignored by the Government.
The move will welcome a Shale Environmental Regulator and new Planning Brokerage Service as well as a new £1.6 million shale support fund over the next two years.
An influential parliamentary committee has been advised to recommend a change to the law which would force farmers to sell their land at knockdown prices.
Retirement and relocation will remain the main reasons for farm sales in 2018, with Tom Stewart-Moore expecting a similar acreage of land coming to the market as 2017.
With a rise in the popularity of land being sold off-market, Charlie Evans, of Strutt and Parker, looks at the pros and cons of marketing land privately or on the open market.
With a shortage of industry and workshop space in many areas of the country, Colliers International Tim Davies spoke to Farmers Guardian about how sheds can become the new agricultural crop.
With derelict houses on farmland at risk of being classed as abandoned, Cheffins’ Ian Smith advises farmers on how to make sure unused dwellings do not lose their value.
Splitting the farm into lots can help appeal to different buyers in the market. Savills’ Will Douglas explains how to successfully divide the farm to achieve maximum returns.
The Tenant Farmers Association has expressed its disappointment that the Agriculture Bill is completely silent on the need for post-Brexit reform of the tenanted sector.
With the deadline looming for the first stage of HMRC’s Making Tax Digital programme, Alex Black looks at what changes needed to be made in the farm office.
An intervention by the Scottish Tenant Farming Commissioner Dr Bob McIntosh has enabled a tenant farmer to remain on a farm he rented from Buccleuch Estates.
Defra and the Welsh Government have launched two 12-week consultations to seek industry views on modernising and improving agricultural tenancy legislation.
An arable farmer whose land is being taken up by HS2 has said disorganisation and destruction from the works has cost his business tens of thousands of pounds and caused emotional turmoil for other local farmers.
But the CLA said the rules were introduced to allow small villages and rural communities to grow organically and incrementally and were helping tackle housing shortages.