Agri-Business
Farmland prices in England have remained stable during the first quarter of this year due to a reported limited supply and steady demand.
The price of agricultural land is "very variable", with land values ranging from £6,500/ac to £17,000/ac, according to Strutt & Parker.
Strutt & Parker has announced changes to its estates and farm agency leadership team, with Sam Holt announced as the new head of the team.
The forecast net margin for average-performing combinable crops businesses for harvest 2024 has...
Latest analysis shows that 7,400ac of farmland has been marketed in the first three months of 2024, 6% more than the same period in 2023.
Agri Politics
The Glemham Hall Estate in Suffolk, which sites on 1,763ac, has entered the market through Strutt...
Arable
The average value of prime arable land on the east coast of Scotland is estimated to have increased to £10,000/ac.
Non-farmers bought more than half of the farms and estates sold on the open market in England in...
Strutt & Parker has updated its arable farm profitability model using current market data to produce revised forecasts
Strutt & Parker has said farmland is remaining "extremely resilient" despite rising interest rates and a squeeze on farm profitability.
Rural Life
Property consultant Strutt & Parker has announced the members of its natural capital team - a...
The market for Scottish estates cooled slightly in 2022, but prices remain "significantly higher"...
Scotland saw a rise in the number of hill farms marketed during 2022, according to research from...
The price of farmland in England rose 12%, according to the most recent data from UK property consultants Strutt & Parker.
A new generation of Contract Farming Agreements designed to maximise flexibility are likely to emerge in response to changes in government support.