Future Farming Expo is an exhibition that will focus on knowledge exchange so that every visitor goes home feeling like they have gained a crucial understanding of where the industry is heading, and how to tackle the challenges head on.
Arable and Livestock
Innovations
Farm Business
and Diversification
Sustainability and
Carbon
Smart Technology
and AI
Our Sustainable Venue
As the world rapidly changes to reach the net-zero goal, P&J Live has been built to the highest environmental standards. The venue uses food and garden waste from Aberdeen, that is processed in an anaerobic digestion plant, where hydrogen gas is harvested and used to power the energy centre.
By attending Future Farming Expo Scotland, you will have the opportunity to experience an exclusive tour of the innovative system. To book your tour, click here.
LAST YEARS STEERING COMMITTEE MEMBERS INCLUDED
LAST YEARS EXHIBITOR NEWS
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When we started UK Agricultural Finance, we focused predominantly on pure agricultural loans, such as loans for agricultural properties and the purchase of agricultural land. We now offer loans for a full range of business purposes as long as they have an agricultural connection, alongside our simple land purchase loans.
Agricultural land loans are often not as simple as they may seem on paper, and our personal touch with borrowers allows us to fully understand the story and context of a land purchase. This was the case for a recently completed loan in Scotland, managed by our BDM, Louise. In this case, the purpose of the loan is far less interesting than the story of the borrower and his family.
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At UK Agricultural Finance, we are seeing increased demand for recovery and restructure finance. This is across various farming sectors but is particularly prevalent in smaller family farms and traditional hill farming operations.
Increasing pressures on the farming industry and changes to income levels have meant that many farms are losing their next generation to off-farm employment. This, coupled with the ever-increasing average age of farmers, has led many family farms into financial and emotional struggles. The market conditions over the last two years combined with the impact of Covid has put additional pressure on many of these family farms.