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Scottish country sports and tourism to meet up

Scottish landowners and tourism stakeholders will come together next month to discuss expanding country sports tourism, an industry worth over £240million per year to the Scottish economy.   The event, sponsored by Bell Ingram, will be held at Finzean, Royal Deeside, Aberdeenshire on Tuesday 15 May.  The event begins at 9.30am, opening with registration and refreshments, and will finish at around 3.00pm following an optional site visit. To register attendance please contact Joyce Karch at Scottish Land & Estates on 0131 653 5400.

 
FC Wales smooths passage to important woodland

With its fascinating historical features, enchanting scenery and strong links to the end of the last major ice age, i Parkwood on the Gower is a popular tourist location. Forestry Commission Wales has stepped in to ensure a smoother passage into this environmental jewel after the Welsh Government woodland became the victim of its own alluring beauty. The road allowing access to the site of special scientific interest (SSSI) was showing signs of serious wear and tear, with badly pot-holed areas testifying to Parkwood’s popularity.

 
Saffery Champness comment on CAP Reform announcement

Commenting on the announcement on CAP Reform by EU Farm Minister, Dacian Ciolos, Andrew Arnott, a partner of  Saffery Champness Landed Estates & Rural Business Group says: “There was not much in the announcement that had not already been leaked. However, it confirms the intention to distribute subsidies more evenly by way of a cap on payments to farmers at 300,000 euros (£261,240) per year.  A progressive levy, to be applied on all payments exceeding 150,000 euros (£130,620), was also announced as a proposal. Assuming that the proposals will be approved by both the EU parliament and all member states, this will be bad news for many large arable farmers and some medium scale farming businesses, including those in the uplands.It remains to be seen whether the ‘sustainable and inclusive growth’ for European agriculture can really be achieved through these proposals.  I think they could, as they stand, have the opposite effect, acting as a disincentive to invest for farm businesses that are highly-mechanised with lower staffing levels”.

 

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Event: 'NFYFC/Savills Tenancy Training Day, York'

Conference/seminar
Conference/seminar
Date: Friday, January 15, 2010 At 03:30 PM
Duration: 4 Hours 30 Minutes
Contact Info:
Post back reply slip with cheque for the sum of £10 made out to NFYFC to: Sarah Palmer, NFYFC, YFC Centre, Stoneleigh Park, Kenilworth, Warwickshire, CV8 2LG. Contact details: Tel: 024 7685 7213
Email: sarah.palmer@nfyfc.org.uk
URL:

Tender for your future, York Racecourse, York, YO23 1EX

Would you like to secure a farm tenancy but need a bit more advice?

Do you want to polish up some farm business skills or have questions which need to be answered?

Are you thinking of entering the NFYFC Farm Business Development Competition next year but could do with some training?

If the answer is yes to any of these questions, take up NFYFC’s offer, in conjunction with Savills, for a free training event with professional land agents in Exeter on Friday 20 November, London on Friday 27 November and York on Friday 15 January 2010.

Savills has been recognised as the leading name in the UK property sector for generations. Formed in 1855 today Savills manage over 2 million acres on behalf of private, institutional and corporate clients in the UK, providing commercial expertise, a thorough knowledge of rural businesses and an understanding of the pressures and opportunities owners and occupiers face. Savills has worked with NFYFC to secure Defra funding for three regional events of informal training, workshops and discussion covering forms of land occupation, including contract farming agreements, Farm Business Tenancies and Agricultural Holdings Act (AHA) tenancies.

Clive Beer, Savills’ Head of Rural Professional Services, Ashley Lilley, Savills’ Agribusiness Consultant and Charlotte Balaam, Savills’ Rural Consultant and Essex YFC member will provide the professional expertise on issues ranging from rent tender applications to the Tenancy Reform Industry Group (TRIG) reforms and their application. They will be joined by George Dunn, Chief Executive of the Tenant Farmers Association (TFA), who will give a briefing on the current market for agricultural tenancies and policy background. The events will be located at Savills’ Exeter and London offices and York Racecourse. Refreshments will be provided.

The event is free to YFC members, but as we anticipate high take-up for this offer, you are asked to send a £10 non-refundable deposit to NFYFC (refundable if your application is unsuccessful). If you are successful in securing a place, you will be advised accordingly and further details will be provided.

    

Programme

Tenancy Training Event 

3.30pm Registration and coffee

4.00pm Introduction and overview - A landlord’s perspective on tenancy - Clive Beer, Savills; The tenant farmer’s perspective - George Dunn, Tenant Farmers Association

4.30pm Working towards a successful tender - Introductions to workshops

4.45pm Technical points of tenancy - Charlotte Balaam, Savills 

5.15pm Tenancy and farm management – Ashley Lilley, Savills

5.45pm Workshops - Making a successful business proposal

6.45pm Presentations

7.45pm Feedback  

8.00pm Depart



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