Labour availability and changing weather patterns pose considerable challenges to fruit and vine growers, but armed with the latest varieties, technology and advice there is a bright future ahead. (more…)
Demand for housing and infrastructure is set to soar in the coming years, leading to a likely tripling in compulsory purchase actions, according to the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers. (more…)
Farming businesses which operate as partnerships should check the legal ownership of their land and update partnership agreements to avoid a hefty tax bill. (more…)
A dedicated young land agent scooped top honours in the Central Association of Agricultural Valuers’ professional exams recently, earning her the prestigious Talbot Ponsonby prize. (more…)
Brexit will accelerate changes that have been under way in agriculture for decades, and the industry must look ahead and adapt quickly to make the most of potential opportunities. (more…)
The Central Association of Agricultural Valuers invested its first ever Scottish President last week, supported by two deputies ready to take on the challenges of the future. (more…)