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Country residence and farmland to go under the hammer

The property auction season gets off to a good start in Denbighshire in May with the auction of a charming country residence with land and speculative development opportunity near Ruthin and a productive farmland parcel on the outskirts of Waen, Nantglyn.

Sitting tenants get the chance to buy farms

An increasing number of farming tenants are being offered the chance to buy their farms as landlords and Councils look to sell their farms while the land market is buoyant.

West Midlands farmland prices reach record highs

Farmland prices in the West Midlands reached record levels during the second half of 2012, as demand for commercial farmland continued to grow, says the latest RICS Rural Land Market Survey, H2 2012.

Milk Price Situation

We recently received a letter from a reader of our Shropshire Star column enquiring about the milk price situation. The reader asked us how much milk is imported, where and what it is used for and whether this imported milk is mixed with our ‘good’ milk for sale. The reader also enquired what regulations other countries have for their milk in terms of quality and hygiene etc.

Planning measures will make best use of underused buildings

New permitted development rights will allow office space to be converted into homes without the need for planning permission.

Water issues ahead

The draft water bill published last year could lead to radical changes in the way in which we use and pay for the essential resource water.

Kathryn Lewis of Davis Meade Property Consultants at Oswestry, finds out more:-

Caution over farm rent increases

With forecasts for farm incomes looking bleak following fluctuating prices and the second wettest year on record, tenant farmers in England and Wales should be prepared to negotiate if they are asked for a rent increase.

Land Lettings

The difficult weather along with record feed prices and increasing demand for land for energy crops intensified the market for land lettings this season.

Glastir scheme brings benefits to farming and environment

With the majority of existing Tir Gofal and Tir Cynnal  agri-environment scheme agreements expiring on the December 31, 2013, now is the time for farmers in Wales to start considering an application for Glastir.

Draft Water Bill

The draft water bill published last year could lead to radical changes in the way in which we use and pay for the essential resource water.


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Land market likely to remain strong in 2011

Leading property consultancy Davis Meade Property Consultants (DMPC)   is predicting continuing strength in the land and farm market for 2011 following an encouragingly upbeat end to 2010 with several successful auctions.

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