Planning for your future in agriculture

Join this insightful seminar, supported by AHDB, discussing how to protect your farm in today’s challenging agricultural landscape.

Designed to offer practical help and insight, this seminar run by SJP Law will empower you with knowledge and strategies that can be applied to protect your farm and business.

What you will learn

• Business succession
• Asset ownership
• Finding and funding care
• Diversification − renewables, tourism and property development
• IHT & reliefs
• Difficult family decisions
• Dispute resolution
• AHDB update - 'where we are with beef and lamb'
• New market opportunities and support for levy payers

About the speakers

• Andrew Procter (Consultant, SJP Law) has 40 years of experience acting for clients in the agricultural, horticultural and renewable energy industries. Renowned for his sound legal advice in company law, partnership disputes, inheritance succession and wealth planning, Andrew ensures that wealth is protected and passed on to future generations in the most effective manner possible.
• Isobel Willoughby (Associate Director, SJP Law) advises clients on various aspects of company and commercial law, and has amassed significant experience dealing with farming partnerships. She has strong ties with the agricultural community and has become a trusted advisor to several farming families across Yorkshire and beyond.
• Holly Gibson (Senior Associate, SJP Law) specialises in dealing with agricultural property, renewables and development She acts for a broad range of clients across the agricultural sector and is well known across the region for her expert knowledge and exceptional service levels. Holly lives and breathes agriculture being involved in farming inside and outside of the office.
• Holly Bainbridge (Director, Oxmoor Care Consultancy), through her company Oxmoor Care Consultancy, provides a wide range of care related services including acting as independent specialists in planning, arranging and financing care. By taking a holistic approach to review each individual’s needs, Holly finds the best solutions for those requiring care input, whether at home or within a care facility.
• Emily Symonds (Knowledge Exchange Manager, AHDB) specialises in the beef and lamb supply chain and has recently been working in the research and development sector, linking businesses up with science and then translating the knowledge back to a business farm level. Emily has particular expertise in new market opportunities and support for levy payers.

To register your place on this event email Emily Farrell or call 01904 928720.