To summarise, agricultural land is any piece of land that is used for farming-related activities. This will typically involve agricultural production of both crops and livestock, with agricultural land being split into arable and pastureland.
Whether or not you are able to build on agricultural land will depend on a number of factors. Certain laws will allow for buildings to be constructed on agricultural land without planning permission, but this is strictly regulated and will depend on the intended use of the building.
Our agricultural law solicitors will be able to provide detailed advice in relation to your position as the owner of agricultural land and what you will be permitted to develop in both the short and long-term.