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The article discusses the developments in the farmland market in Great Britain. It claims that the East Midlands region topped the number of land traded both publicly and privately in 2012, with cereal land traded for over 7,000 pounds per acre and cereal and sugar beet land traded for 9,000-10,000 pounds per acre. An outlook for the market for 2013 is also cited.

The article reports on the sale of farm properties by Shoulers in the East Midlands, England in 2006. The price of the Holly Tree Farm was guided at £1.5 million. According to Martin Shouler, one of the reasons for selling the property early was to ease the transfer of single farm payment entitlements in 2006. An arable land near Leicester, England has converted the house into 12 flats and apartments.

Reports on the auction of a farm land owned by EA Lane & Sons in East Midlands, England on March 19, 2005. Size of the farm; Remarks from EA Lane & Sons Richard Nichols on the auction.