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The recent Agricultural Business Consultancy study tour to Rotterdam was an invaluable opportunity to learn from one of the world’s most innovative cities, renowned for its proactive approach to land, water and food management.

Brown&Co’s market update provides an overview of commodity prices for 2024. It also provides an overview of points to consider going forward into Summer 2024, which include Environmental Schemes, Basic Payment Scheme / De-linking, and New Agricultural Policies.

Local firms were invited to join a new Business Supporters Scheme to raise £750,000 for the creation of the new Food Hall at the Norfolk Showground. Our firm has already joined the scheme.

Brown&Co has recently welcomed Ellis Gordon to its Agricultural Business Consultancy department at King’s Lynn. Ellis was formerly an agronomist who serviced a number of arable and mixed farming businesses across Kent and Sussex.

New entrants in the field of agriculture often face significant challenges when it comes to accessing land and resources. However, in recent years, farming joint ventures have emerged as an innovative solution.

The Agricultural industry has always been subject to volatility, but the last year has been extraordinary even by industry standards standards highlighting the importance of budgeting.

There is cause for optimism amongst farmers where the Sustainable Farming Incentive is concerned, despite an uninspiring launch and question marks over the future of subsidy, we are now nearly 9 months on and have a clearer idea of how the scheme will work.

Our Spring Seminars will provide an update on topical issues affecting the industry and the future changes that may impact your business.

Read the final issue in our update series, to discover how the FFRF can help you and your business. The issue also looks at development opportunities that may exist for improving profits, and the changes to succession rights for tenant farmers.