
Political party policies for land and farming
"2024 will be dominated by election politics. We analyse what Great Britain’s major political parties are pledging that could impact agricultural land values"
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"2024 will be dominated by election politics. We analyse what Great Britain’s major political parties are pledging that could impact agricultural land values"

"Value appreciation to slow due to economic challenges, weaker demand and increased availability of farmland"

"Kelly Hewson-Fisher discusses the opportunity farmland poses as a solution to environmental challenges and a source of long-term capital growth for investors"

"We highlight how innovation builds resilience and strengthens rural businesses"

"These case studies demonstrate how four different but successful farm and estate diversifications have managed to utilise their assets, expertise and heritage to strengthen their traditional farming businesses"

"As costs increase and subsidies decrease, the case for diversification grows. Creating relevant and in-demand offerings is key to overall success"

"Savills Global Farmland Index demonstrates a slower rate of growth in 2022, but despite this international farmland continues to perform well against other asset classes, as the pressures on land grow"

"Crop productivity and varied geography make it a thriving agricultural economy"

"We highlight the global opportunities and the potential issues facing different countries"

"Farmland continues to be a safe haven for capital and a hedge against inflation with capital and income returns"