EstateManagement

For The

Farmer

By

R.R. Ware

F.R.I.C.S.

Fellow &Member of the Council of the LandAgents Society

Director of theAgricultural Land Service 1947~

Published by Geoffrey Bles Ltd. 52 Doughty Street,London WC1

Printed by Richard Clay Ltd. Bungay, Suffolk

1^st. Published 1950

This book is a well-written attempt to explain the‘… whole field of estate management …’ and written for the farmer ‘…who is invariably a busy man. …’.

Whilst there have been many changes in legislation sincethen, the basic principles of estate management remain the same today as then.

This book covers the whole gamut of estate managementfor the farmer :-

I. Buying Agricultural Land

II. Tenant-Right Valuation

III. The Planning of Management

IV. Farm Buildings

V. Cottages and Farmhouses

VI. Repairs and Painting

VII. Roads, Water Supplies and Other Services

VIII. Land Drainage

IX. Fences and Hedges

X. Trees and Coppice

XI. Hill Farm and Other Improvements

XII. Taxes

XIII. Tithe Redemption Annuity and Other Outgoings

XIV. A Little About The Law

XV. Something About Agricultural Tenancies

XVI. In Conclusion

APPENDICES

A. Rules of Good Estate Management and Good Husbandry

B. Third and Fourth Schedules to Agricultural Holdings Act 1948

C. Schedule to the Agricultural (Maintenance, Repair and Insurance of FixedEquipment) Regulations, 1948

D. First Schedule to the Hill Farming Act, 1946

INDEX

This copy is in good condition and as well as being aclear treatise on farm estate management and husbandry, also gives us an insightinto conditions facing our farming industry (and the World) after the SecondWorld War.