Land and Rural Review 2024

13 Sep 2024

Land and Rural Review 2024

Welcome to the 2024 Land and Rural Review, our publication providing practical guidance and insight to support land and rural business owners through challenging and ever-changing industry conditions.

The agricultural sector continues to face unprecedented challenges, from economic instability and fluctuating energy costs to the ongoing impacts of climate change. Despite these challenges, rural businesses have shown resilience and remarkable innovation. Many have successfully adapted to changing conditions, implementing sustainable practices and embracing opportunities to thrive but also give back to the environment.

As ever, we’re here to support out farming and land-owning clients in navigating the right options for them and their businesses.

We hope this year’s articles are insightful, relevant and useful.

Our articles:

Agribusiness, natural capital, and renewables: Saffery’s expert insights

Our specialists share their perspectives on current trends, agribusiness opportunities, natural capital, and renewable energy projects. Read more.

Achieving nature recovery whilst balancing food security: an interview with Ben Goldsmith

Hear from Ben Goldsmith, owner of the 300-acre Cannwood Farm in Somerset, on realising his rewilding ambitions and the importance of reconnecting with nature. Read more.

Arley Hall & Gardens: the “hidden gem” estate for film productions

Learn how one estate has successfully diversified its income streams by offering its land and property as a filming location. Read more.

Two Farmers on crisps, cider and sustainability

Explore the journey of Two Farmers and its venture into the cider business, including insights into the challenges and rewards of the industry. Read more.

Scaling conservation: an interview with Dr Rich Stockdale

Dr Rich Stockdale, Founder and Managing Director of Oxygen Conservation, shares the inside scoop on his mission to scale conservation and deliver positive environmental and social impact. Read more.

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For any queries on any of the issues raised, please get in touch with David Chismon, Head of our Land and Rural Group.

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David Chismon
Partner, Bournemouth

Key experience

David advises owners of landed and rural estates, including individuals, companies, partnerships and trusts.
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