Agricultural Transition Plan
Date of Article
Nov 30 2020
Sector
Farms, estates & rural leisure services
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Tim Jones
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Mark Charter
Partner, Rural
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Tim is head of the firm's Rural Division and of the Cambridge office, although he spends a considerable amount of time in London.  He has over 20 years experience in advising institutional and private clients on a very wide range of rural business issues, including sales and purchases, strategic advice and valuations.  He often works with specialists in other divisions of the firm to provide clients with a fully integrated property service.  Tim lives near Newmarket and has a keen interest in country pursuits, encouraged constantly by his two children.

Mark is a Partner and a member of the firm's Rural Division. He is Head of Estate Management and has experience of advising private and institutional clients on all aspects of estate management, strategic advice, valuation and professional consultancy matters across the rural sectors. Mark's extensive experience in advising clients in the aforementioned areas allows him to as an expert witness in valuation and other estate or property matters. Additionally, he is a trustee of The Lady Nuffield Home, Oxford. Mark can provide advice on: Strategic reviews for estates farms and landholdings, Valuations, Property Management, Sales and Acquisitions and Rural Land and Business Management.

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Today's Agricultural Transition Plan published by the Government provides the next steps towards a new era for food production and land management across the UK.

Its content will have a lasting impact on the owners of farms, estates and rural businesses, and they will now be looking for the detail needed to make important decisions about their future direction.

Carter Jonas's team is working through the information provided by the Government, including using internal data sources to assess the impact of the changes on different potential scenarios. They will be sharing findings with clients shortly.

In the meantime, further information on the proposals can be found here:

View Defra's 'Agricultural Transition Plan' paper >>
View Defra’s ‘Farming is Changing’ booklet >>
View the CLA's summary of the paper >>

View the NFU's response to the paper >>