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Michelmores Agriculture Podcast

As leading agricultural lawyers, our specialist sector insight to the intersection of technology and sustainability means we understand the impact that agriculture and rural businesses have on communities and ecosystems. Our podcasts aim to share our knowledge and experience to provide thought provoking and informative discussions, to assist individuals and businesses with an interest in rural estates and the wider agriculture sector.

  1. #2 Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 Tenancies: retirement successions

    11/19/2024

    #2 Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 Tenancies: retirement successions

    In the second episode of this three-part series, Josie Edwards, Rachel O'Connor and Charlotte Razay consider the role that an application for succession on retirement can play in the context of farming families' long-term succession and business planning, and look in more detail at the livelihood test and the landlord and tenant relationship.

    31 min
  2. # 1 Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 Tenancies: changes to the succession rules

    10/07/2024

    # 1 Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 Tenancies: changes to the succession rules

    On 1 September 2024 the succession rules applying to Agricultural Holdings Act 1986 tenancies in England and Wales changed.    In the first of this three-part series Josie Edwards, Rachel O'Connor and Charlotte Razay look at the changes to the rules and the impact those changes may have on landlords, tenants and prospective applicants.   Look out for our next episode looking at succession planning for farming families in the context of AHA tenancies and more widely

    20 min

  3. 06/07/2024

    #7 Strategic Land: Protecting your Land for Future Development

    This week, Elizabeth Newson, Cheryl Brady and Richard Walford talk about Strategic Land and how you can protect your land for potential future development with a focus on the importance of watercourses, and issues of water scarcity and knowing the extent of your land and where it starts and ends and how to deal with gaps between ownership. Strategic land is the broad term given to land with potential to develop in the mid to long-term encompassing the process of site assembly, promotion for planning consent all the way through to ultimate delivery into a developable asset.

    18 min

  4. 06/06/2024

    #6 Marine Net Gain and the Blue Economy

    This week, Chloe Vernon-Shore and Rachel O'Connor talk about the Marine Net Gain, other developments in the Blue Economy and how effective water management can be beneficial in supporting the wider food systems transformation.

    11 min

  5. 05/30/2024

    #5 Natural Capital: Biodiversity Net Gain, Nutrient Neutrality and Landscape Recovery

    In this episode, Alexandra Watson and Ben Sharples talk about Natural Capital, covering some of the technicalities arising in deals to secure Biodiversity Net Gain, Nutrient Neutrality, and Landscape Recovery as the regulatory position develops following the recent secondary legislation arising from the Environment Act.

    26 min

  6. 05/23/2024

    #4 Developments affecting Agricultural Tenancies

    This week Vivienne Williams and Caroline Baines talk about the new Landlord and Tenant Code of Practice which has recently been published, changes to Agricultural Holdings Act tenancies which come into effect later this year and how tenants are becoming involved in new environmental agreements regarding natural capital assets.

    22 min

  7. 05/20/2024

    #3 Advertising, Greenwashing and Food Labelling

    This week, Adam Corbin and Iain Connor talk about: Food labelling developments including the Food Standards Agency's campaign highlighting the risks to people with animal based allergies of food labelled as "vegan" and the Oatly AB case relating to the use of the term "milk" for non-diary products.European developments in respect of the use of geographical indications which will impact anyone selling into the EU.The Thatcher's Cider copycat product case against Aldi.Developments from the Competition & Markets Authority in its attempt to crack down on greenwashing.

    20 min

  8. 05/16/2024

    #2 Planning for Renewable Energy Schemes

    This week, Harriet Grimes and Fergus Charlton talk about what permissions already exist and how to obtain planning permission for the development of renewable energy schemes with a focus on developments on agricultural land.

    19 min
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    As leading agricultural lawyers, our specialist sector insight to the intersection of technology and sustainability means we understand the impact that agriculture and rural businesses have on communities and ecosystems. Our podcasts aim to share our knowledge and experience to provide thought provoking and informative discussions, to assist individuals and businesses with an interest in rural estates and the wider agriculture sector.

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