Tuesday 13 March 2018: 4 – 7pm
The Monks Yard, Horton Cross Farm, Ilminster, Somerset TA19 9PT
Price: £30 inc VAT CLA members (additional family
members FOC); non-members £40; Students & YFC members £5 followed by
hot fork supper
Supported by: Rural Solutions,
Milsted Langdon, Parnalls and HSBC
It would be foolhardy to think that there will not
be challenges ahead for the agricultural sector post Brexit. In the longer term, there may be reduced
levels of government funding and what funding there is may be specifically
targeted for environmental work, for helping with productivity or for dealing
with volatility.
But there will also be opportunities for
progressive farmers and for imaginative thinking around land use and releasing
the value of environmental land management. It may also be the right time to
exploit those underused building assets on the farm.
Achieving and maintaining a profitable business
should be at the top of every farmer’s current agenda and having a good
business strategy will be a vital element to the future proofing of many farm
businesses.
This event will look at the management of rural
businesses, risk management tools and opportunities to grow and move forward
with the intention of safeguarding the farm business for future generations.
This seminar will examine:
- Methods to evaluate the current business
with business intelligence
- Reviewing your financial viability
- Taking the right strategy for your
business
- Considering new opportunities
- Capitalising on your existing assets
- Making a wise investment
- A bank’s perspective
- The approach
- The business plan
- Diversifying – top legal tips to succeed
- What you should be doing to make sure you
can secure any required funding to diversify
- Alternative means of financing projects
- Engaging with the next generation – family
and employees
- Cloud Accounting & Making Tax Digital
Speakers will include:
- James Del Mar, Rural Solutions
- Ian Lloyd, Partner, Milsted Langdon,
Accountants
- Louis Mathers, Director Parnalls Solicitors
- Euryn Jones, Regional Agriculture Director,
Wales and South West at HSBC Commercial Banking
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