Multiple succession and land division on family farms in the South East of England: A counterbalance to agricultural concentration?

Article Abstract:

The processes, which lead to the division of large farms through succession, are investigated along with its effects on the development of British agriculture. While the farm surveyed in the study were large and thus theoretically more likely to be able to divide, there was no substantial evidence to support farm size as a limiting factor, suggesting that multiple succession as a process might be more widespread.

Farm management

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Post-productivism and rural land use: cul de sac or challenge for theorization?

Article Abstract:

The essential characteristics of post-productivism are identified in an examination of the debate on the concept and the objections that have been leveled against it. It is argued that in spite of the word being used too widely and too loosely, the concept of post-productivism should not be abandoned and an attempt is made to sharpen the meaning of post-productivism and to create a more focused definition of it.

United States, Terminology, Production planning

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The popular culture of agricultural law reform

Article Abstract:

Legal developments in tenant farming during the 20th century are examined, focusing on the increasing tendency to grant power to landowners. Topics include economic and social policies toward rural areas, the Agricultural Act of 1947, the Agricultural Holdings Act of 1948, the Agricultural Tenancies Act of 1995, and the social and legal significance of property.

Statistical Data Included, Agricultural industry, Agriculture, Laws, regulations and rules, Farms, Tenant farmers

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