Yesterday, British #Farmers donated 6.6 tonnes of fresh food, which = over 15k meals for Londoners facing #foodpoverty. #CityHarvest CEO, Calcutt: “We were honoured to ensure every donation was safely received + handled with as much care as the time + skill spent producing it."
🚨 Should Keir Starmer scrap the planned inheritance tax changes for farmers?
From April 2026, inherited agricultural assets over £1m will face a 20% tax, half the usual rate. Farmers argue that because they are cash poor, this could force them to sell assets to pay the tax.
Other allowances could mean a couple who are married or in a civil partnership could pass on a farm worth as much as £3m.
@theladyfarmer Meeting the criteria to access the £3m worth of allowances will not be easy. Making strategic decisions to ensure your assets are within the allowances will incur costs and are not straightforward in terms of tax liability.
This is a brilliant explanation of why @RachelReevesMP claim that 73% of family farms are unaffected is WRONG
APR was only a part of most farms Succession planning
The danger of data without context !
join us in London on Tuesday
@agricontract@wheat_daddy@loosecollie
https://t.co/JAoRuJkcMs
@bencm305 On our sheep enterprise a RAPPA fence winder has entirely changed the way we manage our fodder crops and the ease of use, time and labour saving, less stress is invaluable.
@pete607@Vanguard_WW2 There is a book written by Damien Lewis called The Nazi hunters which tells part of this story in detail and how the perpetrators were brought to justice after the war. Look it up, an interesting read!