Cultivate Farms

Guides

Eight guides written over ten years. The planning conversation already draws on them, and here they are if you want the long form.

Articles: short reads from the guides, one topic at a time.

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OWNING A FARM

For the aspiring farmer. The pathways to ownership most people never realise exist.

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AGEING ON THE FARM

For the older farmer staying in. Workload, scale-back, and keeping the farm going.

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FAMILY SUCCESSION

For the family handing on. The conversations, structures, and surprises of succession.

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THE CULTIVATE TRUST

The Cultivate Trust guide. How a farm goes into the Trust and stays whole, farmed and in local hands.

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COMMUNITY CHAMPIONING

For the community champion. Models for farms held by the people who depend on them.

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DREAMING OF FARMS

The case for farms, and the lives lived on them. For the dreamer and the believer.

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BEFORE YOU SIGN

For the meeting with your solicitor, accountant and financial adviser. Seven ways onto a farm, or off one, and what to ask.

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GIVING YOUR LAND

For anyone with land who wants it to benefit their community. How to give it one step at a time, starting with a sharefarm.

For towns

A companion to the eight, for mayors, councils, community leaders and businesses that want their district to stay farmed.

FOR MAYORS AND COUNCILS

For mayors, councils, community leaders and businesses that want to do good. How a district stays farmed: the mayor starts it, and locals carry it.

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Important: This platform provides general information. It is not legal, financial, tax, or professional advice. Every situation is different. Before making decisions, consult qualified professionals: an agricultural accountant, a solicitor experienced in farm succession, and a financial adviser. Cultivate Farms can recommend specialists if you need a referral.