A farming partnership can protect the long-term interests of a farming family and help pass the business down through generations. However, it comes with a great deal of complexity, and finding the right structure for your business isn’t easy.
Organisation of a farming partnership depends on the size and type of farm, the roles of family members in running the farm, and differences in capital contribution. In England there are 3 types of partnership.
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