Adkin 51st Annual Sale of Hay, Straw, Haylage and Silage comprising about 1000 tonnes in quantities lotted to suit varying requirements Click here for catalogue Click here for Catalogue Addendum Click here for Report
Adkin 51st Hay & Straw Auction
December 22nd, 2011Rural Practice Graduate Surveyor Vacancy
November 29th, 2011Adkin are currently seeking a Rural Practice Graduate Surveyor (pre APC), if you are interested in applying for this position please follow the link. Graduate Surveyor
Farmer of the Year
November 24th, 2011Andrew Hughes of the Trinley Estate, Near Andover, Hampshire has been named Farmer of the Year in the BBC Food and Farming Awards. Everyone at Adkin send our sincere congratulations.
NFU Tenant Farmers’ Conference
November 24th, 2011Julian Sayers was invited to speak at the NFU Tenant Farmers’ Conference which was held at Harper Adams University College in his capacity as the head of the Tenancy Reform Group alongside the NFU President, Peter Kendall and the Farming Minister, Jim Paice.
Julian said “Land buyers from outside the industry are often criticised but they offer many the chance to farm or expand. Some people don’t want to farm the land they own, people say isn’t it awful, all these wealthy people coming out of the cities and buying land. Not it is not. It creates opportunities for others to farm it for them. It’s always happened. Improved communication between landowners and tenants was essential for flexible, workable tenancy agreements to be set up and managed as tenanted farm businesses grew.”
The NFU received a very positive feedback to Julian’s presentation which can be viewed on the NFU website.
The Localism Bill and the National Planning Policy Framework
October 25th, 2011A joint seminar with the Country Land & Business Association and the John Phillips Planning Consultancy on the future of the planning system and how it is likely to affect development proposals in the countryside.
FARMING AND PROPERTY BULLETIN – SEPTEMBER 2011
September 30th, 2011CAP REFORM SPECIAL
A leaked paper has emerged in the last few days giving some further insights into the EU Commission’s plans for CAP reform. It appears to be authentic but, dated 25th May 2011, is now over three months old. Whilst many may wish to be aware of it, it is incomplete and may well have developed and changed both in policy and detail since. Even when the formal drafts are issued, they still cannot be taken as definitive as it will be subject to discussion and negotiation.Full Bulletin





