Brachers announced as headline sponsor of Farm Expo

Brachers is proud to announce its headline sponsorship of the Farm Expo which takes place on Wednesday 5 March 2025. The law firm is also sponsoring the Kent Farming Conference on Wednesday 22 January 2025.

Farm Expo, a free event organised by the Kent County Agricultural Society (KCAS), will return to the Kent Showground. This event will showcase the best of farming machinery, supplies and services for the agricultural industry. Visitors can look forward to a variety of trade stands, live machinery demos and ample networking opportunities.

Meanwhile, at the Kent Farming Conference, guest speakers will respond to the all-important question: “is regenerative farming the way forward?”. The hosts will bring together three agricultural professionals from across the industry for a lively discussion on the pros and cons of regenerative farming methods and how they could impact on the future of UK agriculture.

Both events are organised by the Kent County Agricultural Society (KCAS), who are also behind the annual Kent County Show.

Brachers has been a dedicated supporter of KCAS and its event programme for many years. In 2021, Sarah Gaines, head of the firm’s Agriculture and Rural team, joined its board of directors, further strengthening this valuable partnership.

Sarah Gaines said: “I am incredibly proud that Brachers is sponsoring the Kent Farming Conference and Farm Expo. For over 125 years, Brachers has been dedicated to providing legal services to farming families and landowners. Throughout this time, we’ve witnessed many changes, but one constant has been the unwavering support and fellowship among Kent’s agricultural community. The Conference and Expo are crucial for uniting the rural community and supporting the future of farming in our region. We eagerly look forward to connecting with clients and friends at these events.”

To find out more about the events and reserve tickets (both events are free), please visit the KCAS website.

About Brachers’ Agriculture and Rural team

Our specialist agricultural lawyers have a detailed understanding of agricultural law and the priorities relevant to traditional country landowners and farming families. Many of our agricultural and farming clients have been with us through multiple generations.

We work in partnership with you, as well as other professionals such as surveyors, land agents and accountants, to address your immediate priorities and secure your future.

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