New podcast: Over the Farm Gate takes a look back at 2022

FG head of business Alex Black, NFU deputy president Tom Bradshaw and Savills’ national farms and estates director Charlie Paton look back at an extraordinary year

Alex Black
Deputy Editor
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New podcast: Over the Farm Gate takes a look back at 2022

FG head of business Alex Black, NFU deputy president Tom Bradshaw and Savills' national farms and estates director Charlie Paton look back at an extraordinary year

A war in Europe, the passing of Queen Elizabeth II and record high temperatures were just some of the events which defined 2022.

For the farmland market, it was a story of restrained supply with environment and investment buyers being particularly active in the market place.

As we move in 2023, our latest Over the Farm Gate podcast takes a look back at the events of 2022 with NFU deputy president Tom Bradshaw and Savills national farms and estates director Charlie Paton.

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