Lincolnshire-based
chartered accountancy firm Nicholsons is inviting farmers and agricultural businesses
to find out what the future has in store for them at a free seminar.
The event,
Farming in the Future, is being hosted in conjunction with chartered surveyors
Perkins George Mawer & Co and takes place in the Brocklesby Suite at Market
Rasen Racecourse on Thursday, 27 February.
The main
speaker will be Graham Redman, from The Andersons Centre, which carries out
regular and detailed research into world and national food production trends.
Graham will be sharing insights gained from this research.
Other
speakers include Richard Grayson from Nicholsons, Nick Sharp from Perkins
George Mawer & Co, and Richard Jones from independent renewable energy
solutions provider Energy My Way, covering topics such as succession planning,
tax reliefs, alternative energy sources and a Common Agricultural Policy (CAP)
update.
Richard
Grayson, senior partner at Nicholsons, said: “With world demand for food
production increasing at the same time as more and more land is being taken out
of production for energy generation, we will be looking at the likely impact
this will have on agriculture and how businesses may be able to adapt and
prepare for these changes.
“We do hope
that as many people as possible will be able to join us for what promises to be
interesting and thought-provoking seminar.”
The event
starts at 9am with refreshments and registration, followed by presentations
from 9.30am to 12.30pm. A buffet lunch will be served after the question and
answer session.
Places can
be reserved by visiting www.nicholsonsca.co.uk/events
and completing a simple online form.
For further
information on Nicholsons, please visit www.nicholsonsca.co.uk.
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