Weighing up the best options for family farm succession

The National Rural Network organisation published an interesting report at the end of 2013 on "Women in Agriculture".

The report got me thinking about our succession patterns in Ireland.

As bourne out by CSO statistics, the transfer of land to the next generation usually occurs relatively late in life, and the land is usually transferred to a male successor.

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