News - Farm Business

Charlie Bryant, land valuer and auctioneer at Brown & Co, discusses how potential tax changes could disrupt land values

Katie Talbot, consultant at international law company Charles Russell Speechlys, considers how Labour tax strategies will impact the future of farming

Despite market uncertainty, Northern Ireland's potato growers are being urged not to accept prices that fail to reflect the costs and risks associated with production

After lagging behind last year's record price for much of the year, latest GB deadweight prices are now similar to 12-months

Union calls for clarity on CBAM while MP says tax will inflict new costs and red tape on businesses

Farming Minister Stephen Morgan has indicated the Government is standing by its controversial Inheritance Tax reforms, despite growing calls for another U-turn ahead of next week’s Budget

‘Grounded in Goodness’ is a programme which rewards British beef farmers for improving soil health, biodiversity, animal welfare

An internal error by APHA found some TB compensation payments were incorrectly made at 100% rather than at 50%

Inheritance tax changes have left intended successors less willing or able to take over the family farm according to new research