This case is a great example of that in action. Our client, a Scottish dairy farmer and successful holiday let operator, came to us seeking funding to modernise his operation, expand his herd, and position his business for long-term success

At UK Agricultural Finance, we’re working with poultry farmers across the country to unlock capital for infrastructure upgrades that not only meet today’s standards but set the stage for long-term success.

But as energy prices fluctuate and the national grid creaks under pressure, one question is increasingly front of mind: how can farms capture more value from the power they already generate? The answer, for many, lies in battery energy storage systems (BESS).

When a young couple in Wales were given the unexpected opportunity to purchase the small equestrian property where they kept their two showjumping horses, they turned to UK Agricultural Finance for an equestrian loan. The site included a well-built stable block, a sand school/arena, and a few paddocks of grazing, perfectly suited to their equestrian lifestyle.

When farming and enterprise intersect, the results for rural growth can be remarkable. At UK Agricultural Finance, we’re often approached by rural business owners with ambitions that span both farming and non-farming commercial interests, and one such borrower in the heart of Scotland exemplified just that.

When a farm passes from one generation to the next, the transition is rarely simple. That’s why at UK Agricultural Finance, we specialise in supporting borrowers through these complex generational transfer periods with restructuring finance that’s tailored to their business, their land, and their future.