Farmers in the East Midlands have welcomed the creation of a panel of agricultural experts which has been recently formed by the National Farmers’ Union (NFU). The newly created Rural Surveyor Panel is designed to offer guidance and support to farmers on a range of issues, including rent reviews, tenancy succession and advice on lettings.
To be eligible for support from the NFU initiative, recipients must farm in the East Midlands region, which covers Leicestershire, Rutland, Northamptonshire, Derbyshire, Nottinghamshire and Lincolnshire.
Chartered surveyors Andrew Granger & Co, who have agricultural clients across the East Midlands and branches in Loughborough, Leicester and Market Harborough, is one of only ten companies appointed by the NFU for the East Midlands after a rigorous selection procedure.
Successful applicants were required to demonstrate a high level of expertise and experience to support the needs of farming members. To secure a place on the panel, Andrew Granger & Co had to provide evidence of their agricultural specialism and quality of advice to meet the strict criteria.
Commenting on their appointment, Rupert Harrison, Head of Rural and Managing Partner at Andrew Granger & Co said "I am delighted that our expertise in this area has been recognised by the NFU. We already have excellent links and relationships within the rural community and look forward providing professional advice and support to local NFU members."
The rural department at Andrew Granger & Co acts on behalf of agricultural clients across the East Midlands, including owner occupier farmers, tenant farmers, family trusts and charities. The company has branches in Loughborough, Leicester and Market Harborough The rural team includes chartered surveyors and agricultural valuers based at the Loughborough offices.
