Tenanted sector in 'precarious' state

Series: Farmers Guardian ; 28 September 2001, 5(1)Publication details: 2001Subject(s):

Summary: The NFU has warned that many of Britain's tenant farmers may have to leave farming as they can longer afford to stay. Preliminary results of a study by NFU of 1,000 tenant farmers reveal the stark situation. The NFU calls on landlords, banks and government to co-operate to overcome the problems faced by tenant farmers.

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The NFU has warned that many of Britain's tenant farmers may have to leave farming as they can longer afford to stay. Preliminary results of a study by NFU of 1,000 tenant farmers reveal the stark situation. The NFU calls on landlords, banks and government to co-operate to overcome the problems faced by tenant farmers.

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