With rural land values at all-time highs, how do young people, particularly those without an existing family farming business behind them, get a start in the market?
It is a question that has echoed down through the ages, but one which has come into even sharper focus following eight years of continued growth in farmland prices. Rabobank recently reported tht 2021 and 2022 alone have seen successive jumps of 27pc and 25pc.
Three experts with decades of hands-on experience in the rural property market were asked by AgForce CEO Mike Guerin at a Rural Press Club of Queensland lunch in…
