Benefits and pitfalls of holding an on-farm temporary event

Benefits and pitfalls of holding an on-farm temporary event
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Government incentives to boost the rural economy during the Covid-19 pandemic have accelerated a shift towards diversification into temporary public events on farmland.
There was already an upward trend in demand for outdoor activities before the pandemic, according to rural consultant Bidwells.
The firm’s senior rural surveyor Louise Newton explains why the trend has grown and offers advice on the potential benefits and pitfalls of holding a temporary event.
We also address the legal and tax issues and take a look at two farm case studies – a music festival and an outdoor cinema.

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